I need advice on which MLS's to use in New Jersey.

[cdanj]

I am an appraiser. I don't know how to change my professional status. I will PM moderator.

I currently subscribe to NJMLS, GSMLS and Hudson County MLS. I have been a member of Monmouth, Jersey Shore and South Jersey. But I would like to know what people think of these. I found Monmouth to be expensive and somewhat limited. Don't even get me started on Hudson County MLS.
I am expanding and need to know the prominent MLS systems in these 5 regions.
I have noticed that the paperwork can be exhaustive and I am the only user they hit me up for an office membership. Can I sign up as a sub-user in someone's office both is this possible and are there any offers?
These are the 5:
Mercer County (Trenton and surrounding)
Monmouth County ( I was a member of Monmouth County MLS, but it was expensive and I found that I also needed to be a member of Jersey Shore MLS to search effectively)
Cumberland County
Gloucester County
Cape May County

 

[dobie]

I'm confused. Are you an appraiser. If you are General Public why do you subscribe?

 

[cdanj]

I'm an appraiser. I guess I need to update my profile. I thought I indicated that when I signed up. I don't do this forum stuff much.
Everyone keeps telling me: "Check the forums."

 

[dobie]

You cover all these counties by yourself?

 

[Walter Kirk]

Trend MLS covers Mercer and Gloucester counties as well as Camden ,Burlington and Salem. I have also had good luck finding Cumberland County in Trend. In my opinion it is the best MLS deal in the state.

 

[cdanj]

Thank you Walter. I remember Trend.

 

[cdanj]

You cover all these counties by yourself?

Books on tape are key.
Moby Dick read by Burt Reynold is a real trip. Burt Reynolds+Captain Ahab=total ROLFMAO

 

[dobie]

Books on tape are key.
Moby Dick read by Burt Reynold is a real trip. Burt Reynolds+Captain Ahab=total ROLFMAO

Not exactly where I was going with my question.

 

[DonRico]

His Geographic Competency is limited only by the length of his reading material.

May I suggest a good Tolstoy or perhaps a James Joyce ???