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An Introduction To Realist
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The video introduces Realist, a public records and property data tool that integrates with Matrix. It’s designed to give real estate professionals quick access to detailed property, market, and neighborhood information.

 

 

Key Features Covered

1. Comprehensive Property Data

Realist provides access to:

  • Sales history, mortgages, and foreclosures
  • Tax and assessment data
  • Ownership details
  • Demographics and market trends
  • MLS and non-MLS data

 

2. User Interface Layout

The system is split into three main areas:

  • Search panel (left): Find properties using filters
  • Map (right): Visual property locations
  • Results list (right): Property results (card or table view)

Users can resize, hide, or customize each section.

 

3. Search Capabilities

  • Quick Search: Search by owner, address, MLS number, or parcel ID
  • Custom Searches: Save filters for repeated use
  • Results appear simultaneously on the map and list

 

4. Customizable Results

  • Switch between card view and table view
  • Customize columns and layout
  • Sort data easily
  • Export results or create mailing labels

 

5. Reports & Insights

Realist’s reporting is a major highlight:

  • Property Detail Report: Ownership, taxes, property features, AVM, mortgage info, etc.
  • Comparables (Comps): Includes non-MLS sales
  • Neighbors Report: Info on nearby properties
  • Neighborhood Profile: Census, schools, businesses
  • Additional maps (assessor, flood)

 

6. Map Tools

Interactive tools allow users to:

  • Click parcels for quick property snapshots
  • Draw custom search areas
  • View layers (foreclosures, boundaries, school districts)
  • Analyze trends (pricing, sales activity)
  • Show points of interest (schools, restaurants, etc.)
  • Use tools like measurement, directions, and annotations
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