Your MLS knows what sold. We know what hasn't.
Type a subdivision or a ZIP and get the homes that have gone longest without changing hands — the list every farming product sells you for three hundred a month — off 361,002 Georgia sales going back to 2005. You do not have to hang your license here to use it, and the first 3 are free.
One search box, two answers
Type a subdivision name the way the MLS writes it, or a five-digit Georgia ZIP. What comes back is a page you can work from tomorrow morning.
How many of the homes we track there actually trade in a year, the holding period that turnover implies, the median sale over the last twenty-four months, and how many are listed right now. That is the call you make before you buy a single mailer.
The homes that have gone longest without a recorded sale, longest first, each with what it last sold for and when. Anything active or pending is stripped out first — those sellers already have an agent.
The addresses nobody has listed in a decade, ranked, with the farm's turnover math.
An MLS records what is for sale and what sold. Asking which homes have gone longest WITHOUT selling needs twenty-one years of history held in one place and a question about absence rather than activity. That is the entire product, and it is why this is not something you already have.
You get homes ordered by how long since their last recorded sale, and the farm's own turnover numbers to judge that against. No fabricated “87% likely to list” next to somebody's house — we cannot know that, and neither can the products that charge you for it.
Your first 3 reports are free and need no card. After that a report costs 3 credits, and credits do not expire. Veribas agents get 100 credits a month included.
After the free runs
Credits do not expire and nothing renews on its own — you buy a pack when you run out, or you do not. A Farm Report is 3 credits.
Along with the rest of what this data feeds — the lead board, the transaction file, the CMA studio, and a broker who answers the phone.
See what the license costs