I am looking for research on real estate and home sellers? Do you know any market research on homesellers?
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The National Association of REALTORS does a study every year.  You can purchase the results on their website.
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Have you checked with a local agent who can search high and low for you? A good agent will search not only what is on the market, but forclosures and for sale by owners. If you would like a refferral to an agent in the area, I would be more than happy to help you find someone. If you have any real estate questions you would like answered, please feel free to ask!
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From my experience, absolutely from a home owner. My husband and I just bought our first house this week from an individual.  We had several bad experiences with our realtor. Just alot of underhanded bidding within his real estate firm.  Plus, they take that 7% commission rate.  So, when the real estate co prices houses, they usually up the price to account for this. \nIf I had it to do all over again, I would not get a realtor to help in my search.  Look in your local newspaper, homes for sale books, search the web. It took us almost two years to find a house, just keep looking. I would explore both options though. Just do the looking yourself and save yourself some hassle.
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zillow.com has not been very accurate in my experience so far (it has only been available a short while!).  You need to look at a list of comparable properites in your area...there are tons of listings online and tons of agents with websites.
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A good place to go for real estate statistics is www.realtor.com or www.realtor.org.
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www.google.com\ntype - house for sale and its prices\n\nbelive me its good help
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Heck i would like to find a complete list of all that is for sale. They have so many MLS and there are many that are not even listed, it relay shorts the market and drive up prices giving the impression that the is no supply, yet they have record sales, excuse me how can you sell something you do not have. Any ways this is how they made the bubble that is now breaking.\nGood luck in find a list much less a complete list, little do they the Realtors know they are a big part of driving business out of CA. Check out this web site.\n\nhttp://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm
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Where are you located (city/state)?  That would help direct you to someone who could help you find a buyer.
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Try\nhttp://www.zillow.com
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www.realtor.com is the best site for finding a home becaue it is pulling information directly from MLS systems and run by the National Association of Realtors
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http://www.zillow.com/\nEnjoy.
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Realtor.com is the most comprehensive, but I like Yahoo! Real Estate better. It has more detail and photographs.
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I sold 5 lots in that area.  I found a realtor named John Wolter who sold them.  I don't remember his company, but he did a good job.  It might have been Coldwell banker.
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I use http://www.HomePriceMaps.com to see how much homes sold for in any zipcode and/or city. Also-if you don't see any data for your area you can email them your info and they will quickly post home data for your area and email you within a day or two. pretty convenient.
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Post on the real estate forum at: http://www.homefindinginfo.com/realestateforum/default.asp
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i did this... i just searched houses for sale and clicked on some listings. then i'd put the zip code for where you are lookingg and type in square feet and stuff. good luck