Long Island Board of Realtors

I Took a Realtor class here on Saturday. The facility was easy to get to, clean and had plenty of parking. The teacher was great! I paid, I came, I learned, I got my credits!
However, the break room didn’t offer much in the way of «break» food. Just 1 machine that had slim pickings. The receptionist wasn’t a top banana either. I hate it when you ask the first point of contact — receptionist, operator, secretary, doorman etc. «where can i get a bite to eat around here», and they reply «No idea» Really? Don’t you work here? Has no one ever asked you that question before? Don’t you EAT?
Grrrrrrrr.

As a shareholder in a past life with extreme agita, frustration bombarded with fraudulent response of buyers who bypass our realtor to directly go to the seller (myself and my former love) days after our authorized realtor publicly listed our property in MLSI’s database. The drawbacks of MLSI is the impersonalization as it’s a mass database of property listings without much specific details as name of managing agent of the building or length of managing agent’s courtship with the building. MLSI does however, dutifully notes the status of the property as «in contract», «new listing», or «sold.»
Long Island Board of Realtors, Inc.‘s web site contains a vast of resources for newbie home buyers or veteran home buyers, which are useful in settling down either as a start-​up family or an established family re-​locating to create a new chapter. Such information obtain from MLSLI’s web site are: find a home; map search; open house search; rental properties; find commercial and land; sold properties; neighborhood info; about Long Island; housing statistics; Long Island links; school information; mortgage information; buyer/​seller Info; real estate news; real estate termiology lingo; homes services directory; and Nassau & Suffolk plus Queens resources. MLSI provide newbie buyers and veteran shareholders with psychographics, demographics, geographics, and economic status of areas according to zip code which is available.
Consider Multiple Listing Service of Long Island, Inc. a virtual realtor factory of facts and data in a factory style without the personalization of a human being, thus four stars.