The real estate company Redfin was hired recently to assess homes for sale accuracy of sites like Realtor.com, Trulia and Zillow, Zillow.com and their study found that approximately 36% of the listings shown as active on Zillow and Trulia were no longer for sale in the local MLS, compared with almost 0% on local brokerage websites. The study further found that brokerage sourced listings using their local MLS feed displayed 100% of the MLS homes listed for sale on their websites but Trulia only displayed 81% and Zillow 79%. So let me summarize – over 1/3rd of the listings you are seeing are NOT ACTUALLY FOR SALE and you only get to see 4/5th of the listings that are actually for sale. LOL. I could go on but really there’s no need. Obviously anyone searching for properties in a city would like to have access to all of the listings that are for sale and none of the ones that aren’t.

source: EINNewsdesk