RES.NET Change Gives Access to Pre-MLS Listings

RES.NET has added a new feature to its buyer portal application, allowing prospective homeowners the opportunity to search for properties that have not been advertised on the multiple listing service.

The prelist functionality allows agents and brokers to label bank-owned, short sale, and resale properties as prelisted homes, giving borrowers and investors the chance to view them before being officially listed on the open market.

Using the Lake Forest, Calif.-based provider’s platform, the homebuyer can contact agents to begin the purchasing process earlier than accustomed to.

Each prelist property listing provides the standard characteristics of a home including amenities, a map, and contact information for the agent/buyer’s agent. Also, potential property tenants can submit an offer on a home directly through the buyer portal.

The buyer portal is one of six applications RES.NET offers that closes the communication gap between real estate professionals and consumers by centralizing all information and documentation.

“By adding prelist inventory to our buyer portal we are giving homebuyers the opportunity to easily view properties not available on other buyer or real estate websites, allowing them to get a head start contacting agents and preparing offers,” said Todd Mobraten, chief operating officer and president of RES.NET.

“This feature also empowers agents leveraging our agent portal, as they can increase their opportunities to represent both sides of their listings and can dramatically reduce timelines for their clients.”

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