Expired Listings
When a Real Estate Broker takes a sales contract (a listing) on a property and is unable to sell it in the time allotted, the listing expires on a stated date, and the expiration of the listing appears in the local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) bulletin and is at that point up for grabs for anyone intrepid enough to contact the owner of the property. Typically these expired listings are published daily or at least once or twice per week, and for the eyes of the MLS Member-agent only.
The information normally available in record is:
The property address,
Square feet,
Date taken off the market,
Most recent asking price,
A description of the accoutrements,
Year built
Lot size.
(In some areas) the name and address of the former listing agent