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Unfortunately, no. Investway doesn’t take listings at this time. We work exclusively as a buyer agency.

Investway is primarily for residential property. Some multi-family and commercial properties are included in the MLS, our primary data source, but residential properties are the shining star around here.

Currently, the MLS listing data contains tax data fields. We include this information on the property detail page. However, we do not have separate tax data information at this time.

Investway is tested and best experienced in the latest operating systems and Internet browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari. You may continue to use Investway using an outdated browser, but you may experience degraded performance, and the functionality

No. Our system is mainly for real estate analysis. MLS rules prohibit us from allowing you to data scrape.

Yes, there is a field in the MLS where the agent indicates the owner-type. Foreclosure is one of those options, and you are able to select this option in your MLS search on Investway. Note: foreclosures are bank- or government-owned

Yes. On the MLS, the sales price is the total selling price of the home, including any seller-paid contributions. We do try to disclose the actual seller-paid contributions if the data is available in the MLS, but the data inputed

MLS rules prohibit us from allowing you to directly search for pending properties. However, you are able to find pending sales on a comp report.

Only the listing agent and listing office know the listing expiration date while a property is still active. The expiration date of a listed property is not widely available to MLS-subscribers.

You can view a list of expireds as part of a comp report. MLS licensing rules and regulations prohibit us from providing you a downloadable or searchable expired listings report.