Comments on: SunTimes.com & ChicagoTribune.com Join Real Estate Search Test http://www.chicagometroarearealestate.com/suntimescom-chicagotribunecom-join-real-estate-search-test/ by Downtown Chicago Realtor, Fran Bailey & Lakeview - Lincoln Park Realtor, Mary Kaye Buettgen Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:49:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: My2cents http://www.chicagometroarearealestate.com/suntimescom-chicagotribunecom-join-real-estate-search-test/comment-page-1/#comment-123688 My2cents Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:20:20 +0000 http://www.chicagometroarearealestate.com/?p=477#comment-123688 I just bought a house a month ago and want to share my experience. While going through the house-hunting process, I utilized many websites for searching. My favorite, by far, was www.prudentialproperties.com. You have to register to use all the benefits of the site but it's well worth it. You can search by area, zip, city, MLS number, street or even subdivision with a wide selection of criteria. You can save any properties to your portfolio (with your own notes/comments) and you are immediately notified of any change in status (price change, contingent, etc.). I wasn't sent any soliciation emails from the site and did not have a spike in my spam box, so register with confidence. It's the site I used to find the house I just bought! I do not work in the real estate market in any way, shape or form. The agent I used doesn't work for Prudential, either. I just wanted to give my honest opinion about which search site worked best for me! Fran - love the blog! Keep up the great work! I just bought a house a month ago and want to share my experience. While going through the house-hunting process, I utilized many websites for searching. My favorite, by far, was http://www.prudentialproperties.com. You have to register to use all the benefits of the site but it’s well worth it. You can search by area, zip, city, MLS number, street or even subdivision with a wide selection of criteria. You can save any properties to your portfolio (with your own notes/comments) and you are immediately notified of any change in status (price change, contingent, etc.). I wasn’t sent any soliciation emails from the site and did not have a spike in my spam box, so register with confidence. It’s the site I used to find the house I just bought! I do not work in the real estate market in any way, shape or form. The agent I used doesn’t work for Prudential, either. I just wanted to give my honest opinion about which search site worked best for me!

Fran – love the blog! Keep up the great work!

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