Updated 07/21
MyRealEstateGeek.com Pros for NetrOnline
completely free and offers direct links to county websites, which is a huge time-saver for title searches and public record lookups
You can access information for all 50 states and most U.S. counties. This makes it valuable for investors or agents working across multiple regions.
Netronline often links directly to GIS maps, tax assessor info, and county clerk records (including deeds and mortgages)
They offer environmental hazard reports via paid partners, which is useful for due diligence in development and investment.
MyRealEstateGeek.com Cons for NetrOnline
Netronline is a directory, not a data aggregator. You’re mostly being redirected to government or county sites, which can vary in quality and usability.
Some links may be broken or outdated, especially for smaller or rural counties. They’re not always updated quickly.
The interface is a bit dated and not well-optimized for mobile devices.
You can't search by owner name or APN directly on Netronline—you need to go to the linked county site and hope it supports those functions.
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