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Sign into your accountTop 5 Ways to Use RPR Search to Gain a Competitive Advantage
August 23 2013
FACT: There are over 160 million properties available in the RPR database.
FACT: You can search for, and find, each of these properties in RPR.
FACT: RPR has the largest database of distressed properties, sorted by county.
FACT: You can search for, and find, each of these distressed properties in RPR.
FACT: You're not searching!
It's true! With over 160 million properties available within RPR, most users are simply entering a specific address and going directly to that property. While it's a great use of RPR, you could be missing out on all the RPR Search function has to offer. Consider this:
- RPR has five different search functions: All Properties, For Sale Properties, Neighborhoods, Market Activity and My Listings.
Each search function allows you to narrow down your results by giving you the opportunity to enter very specific criteria. Want to just search for residential distressed properties with at least 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1200 sqft. within Los Angeles County in CA? No problem. Want to search by APN/Tax ID number? No problem there either. They key is to use the "Advanced Search." It's located on the right side of the search button, click it and boom...a whole world of search criteria opens for you!
