Great Real Estate Sites to check out

No flashy posters to post today, but I just thought I'd throw out some great sites to find your next dream home or investment property.  I don't get paid by any of these sites, they're just great resources that I use.

 Redfin (my alma mater!) This shows *most* of the homes for sale.  The East Bay MLS has a quirk where if the listing agent doesn't click a certain button, it doesn't appear on any of the websites that pull from the MLS (i.e. Redfin/Zillow/Trulia/etc.).

New Home Source Great website for new construction homes.

 REO homes that give preference to owner occupied home owners or first time home owners.  HUD homes require buyers to have agents who have a HUD license (I do!)
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
HUD

REO bank multiplexes
HUD

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