points by turtleyacht 20 hours ago | 0 comments
That sort of counters the advice to get three quotes. If every bidder has that info, it may be harder to get the "best" price.
[–] lotsofpulp 18 hours ago
[–] FireBeyond 15 hours ago
Except in RealPage's situation, RealPage would be conducting their own verification, and you'd have to request an override to deviate from the recommended pricing. Do that too often and they'd kick you out of the scheme that got you the data in the first place.
What blows my mind is there are multiple people in this thread saying that that is perfectly moral, ethical and legal, and the people in the class action got lucky because this would have all fallen apart in the courtroom.
A buyer should also ask the sellers for a lower price after the initial prices are given.