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I like Redfin, but I have a couple of qualms with it: 1. They will tag a house as "hot" arbitrarily. The cynic in me thinks this tag is for sale. 2. They tend
by 1024core 9y ago
I like Redfin, but I have a couple of qualms with it:
1. They will tag a house as "hot" arbitrarily. The cynic in me thinks this tag is for sale.
2. They tend to hide information. I've seen houses come on the market, not sell for weeks, go out and then come back in the market for a lower price. But their "history" section does not list "price reduced"; they just pretend like the previous listing never existed. For example, the house at 110 Steiner Street ( https://www.google.com/search?q=110+Steiner+Street&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 https://www.google.com/search?q=110+Steiner+Street&ie=utf-8&... ). It came on the market, and now is nowhere to be found. But when it does come back on the market, they will completely erase the history of this house not having been sold.
3. They allow you to filter with other criteria, but Walkscore is not one of them. I have given them feedback several times, but no response.
- everybodyknows 9y ago>2. They tend to hide information. Redfin does this to comply with local MLS rules. Zillow does not, so best to check both.