Silly Real Estate Agent, don't you know where the property is located?

Mary

There software is not up today, so I'm that you are the only one that's have this issue.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Hi Mary! Folks need to call you for a showing and you can take them right to the listing as you are the expert with BOOTS On The Ground in the Red Feather Lakes and Larimore. Give me a printed map any day over GPS or Google maps. Same thing happens in Sharon's hometown with the GPS routing people off the interstate to buy gas; when they show up they find out there hasn't been a gas station in town for the last seven years! They are on fumes and do not make it to the nearest gas station over 10 miles away! Gotta love those google maps and gps!

Mary-You can't believe everything you read online. That is why you need to trust your realtor. You know your stuff and you are NO IDIOT. Would it help to send them an e-mail?

Mary you write the cutest post.  I had to chuckle because this happened with my own street address.

Have a great week.

Mary~ That's a challenge that's not easy to overcome. Hopefully serious buyers for your listings are working with a professional who can help them to find the TRUE address! :-)

I love your line about the big guns Mary. I honestly find those sites to be nearly worthless...yet the public puts value in them...go figure.

I feel your frustration. I, too, live in a rural area where the satellite information isn't up to day. A GPS may be able to get you in the general area, but good luck actually finding the street. A GPS could get you lost out here. I haven't checked the mapping of my listings on these sites. I guess I'll have to do that.

Mary, I remember going through the Medicine Bow and Snow Mountains just above you in Wyoming and having a detailed local map that even showed gravel roads to little lakes.  I'll take a map any day over GPS!  It has to be so frustrating that the internet/GPS big boys can't get it right and hurt your listings and reputation when they are inflexible and don't keep up with changes in local roads and streets!

Another great reason why consumers need to not rely on those sites as gospel.  If they want up-to-date information they need to work with a Realtor®.  And in the case of Larimer County it needs to be Mary Douglas.

Mary, I feel your pain.  But, if buyers and sellers would work with US and not some automated system, we could help them through all this.  A few years back, when they changed a bunch of zip codes here, we had the same problem.  They'll catch up sometime in the next millennium.  

Hi Mary: When you enter the property address as a new listing into Zillow, doesn't it give you a choice of addresses with bullets to choose among?

Mary, this is quite interesting!   Changing street names would be difficult to keep up on the Internet, and Trulia and Zillow cannot do this to start with!

Mary,  I'm in the far north in New York State half way to the North Pole and no I have not seen any polar bears or raindeer, yet.  Located just south of the Saint Lawrence River and goolgle keeps putting my listing in the Great State of New York City.  I get lots of calls wanting to buy the 1oo acres of their dreams for a very low price. I use the correct Latitude and Longitude, I have very little trust in GPS up here.   I wonder if I could get help from Russia, they know where I'm located close to Fort Drum NY.