why doesn't some of the listing show the exact address?

Mc721881
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Hancock Park, Los An...

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Cynthia Fleming
Agent
92651

As the others have answered, it is usually not a listing at all if there is no address. The address is required when listing a property. Sites like Realty Trac just pick up on Notices of Default from the tax records and publish them as properties for sale when they are not! I don't think this should be allowed and they really should put a stop to it. In my opinion is Fraud on the part of Realty Trac and as Dyanna said, they are trying to get you to sign up for a subscription. Why pay for listings when there are so many websites to obtain listings for free? Visit my website at: http://www.camoves.com/cynthia.fleming.

Thu Nov 5 2009, 11:06
Dyanna
Agent
California

If you find a property and it doesn't have an address, it isn't a listing. It is a gimmick that other sites use to tempt you in to purchasing their subscription.

Fri Jun 5 2009, 16:37
Dana Schuster
Agent
70461
FIRST ANSWER

If you are looking on Realty Trac you should know that they are not a listing site,they just publish notices of foreclosure from the public records & often do not have the exact address or any other details.

Fri Jun 5 2009, 16:33

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