Whether you’re looking for specific property features and assets, or just exploring a neighborhood, these tools can help you get a better sense of the surrounding location and help you benefit the most when utilizing the Flexmls map.
Let’s say for example your client wants to live next to a lake or river but is also concerned about flooding. There is a way to help put your client’s mind at ease. When searching with Water Features you can add an additional layer with the Flood Zones Overlay. On the map, click Overlays and select Flood Zones.
To export contacts from Flexmls click on Menu, find Contacts, and go to Contact Management. Then in the top right-hand corner, select advanced then export contacts. This will export your contacts into a CSV file. Be sure to give it a meaningful name and save this file on your computer.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) blog is a great source of information for real estate topics, news, events, networking and education. Information from NAR’s blog can be anything from monthly mortgage rates and predictions, home esthetics trends, and most importantly key nuggets of information to help you on the job.
When it comes to searching for properties on Flexmls, using the correct dates can make a big difference. By selecting the relevant status and date range, you can quickly and efficiently find the properties you need. Flexmls offers three different date options, each of which corresponds to a specific status. With the ability to choose a date range or a number of days back, you can tailor your search to your specific needs. Whether you’re a real estate agent or a home buyer, understanding how to use these features can help you get the most out of your searches in Flexmls.
