Or not. Last time we did this, back in the far-off time of 2011, I don't remember the social media/texting aspect of it all. We looked at the MLS, toured a lot of crappy houses, then eventually bought one.
But nowadays, it's all this online nonsense. You have to divulge your contact info before you can even look at the descriptions, resulting in folderol like this:
I really want to reply that our daughter and son-in-law are hoping for a 2008-style maker crash before buying, but that feels impolitic.
Sure, it's a convenient way for agents to keep tabs on potential customers. That doesn't make it not annoying.
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