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Realty.Bingo + Perplexity: find sourced public information about a town before you visit a listing

Realty.Bingo reports the home: the listing, its price history and what the listing does not say. It has no neighborhood data. Perplexity is an answer engine that cites the pages it read, so it can help you find public sources about the town. Here is what to look up, and what to leave alone.

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When Realty.Bingo reports a home you like, ask Perplexity for public, sourced information about the town, such as transit, permits and flood maps, and open the links yourself.
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Example alert. Names and numbers are illustrative.

Key takeaways

The short version.

  • Realty.Bingo watches U.S. listings for sale and for rent and explains each match, including what the listing does not say. It has no commute, school or neighborhood data.
  • Perplexity is an AI answer engine that cites the pages it read, which suits a question like where can I read the town's own public information.
  • Good questions are about public facts: transit service, the town's permit and zoning pages, flood maps and where a school district publishes its data. Perplexity should point to the source, not give a verdict.
  • Neither tool describes or ranks an area by who lives there. That is outside what this pairing is for.
  • Perplexity's help center describes custom remote connectors, but it does not say which plans include them. This is not an official integration.

Who it is for

Who is this pairing for?

  • It is for people who have shortlisted a home in a town they do not know well: buyers moving for work, renters comparing places, relatives…

  • Realty.Bingo remembers what you want in a home, checks U.S.

  • The app covers the home.

It is for people who have shortlisted a home in a town they do not know well: buyers moving for work, renters comparing places, relatives helping from a distance and agents who want a list of official pages to send a client.

Realty.Bingo remembers what you want in a home, checks U.S. listings every day and reports new listings, price drops and homes back on the market. It is not a real estate broker, and an asking price is not a valuation. Perplexity is an AI answer engine that cites the pages it read.

The app covers the home. Perplexity helps you find the public pages about the place around it. Nothing here is an official integration, and AgentStructure has no partnership with Perplexity.

Use cases

5 ways people use Realty.Bingo + Perplexity.

  1. Official sources

    1. Find the town's own public pages

    Take the town and county from a listing Realty.Bingo reported and ask Perplexity for the municipal website, the planning or zoning page and the permit search, with links.

    Open each link and read the page itself. A town or county site is a better base than a summary of it, and the numbered links let you see which is which.

  2. Transit

    2. Check transit and getting around

    Realty.Bingo gives straight-line distances only. Ask Perplexity where the local transit agency publishes routes and schedules, then look up the stops near the address yourself.

    Use the agency's own page for times. Ask Perplexity for the link, not for a travel-time guess.

  3. Maps and permits

    3. Look up flood maps and permits for the address

    Ask Perplexity where to find the flood map for an area and where the city or county lists building permits. Then search the address on those official pages.

    Realty.Bingo does not hold flood or permit data. If a listing is silent about an addition or a repair, a permit record can be a good question to bring to the agent.

  4. School data links

    4. Find where a school district publishes its data

    If schools matter to you, ask Perplexity where the district and the state education department publish their public reports, with links. Then read what those pages say.

    Do not ask it which schools or areas are best. Neither tool rates them, and whether a school suits your family is for you to decide from the school's own information.

  5. Visit notes

    5. Turn what you found into questions for the visit

    Write down what you confirmed, what you could not find and what each source said. Bring the gaps to the listing agent and the town office.

    Realty.Bingo shows what a listing does not say. The sources you opened show what the public record does.

On your phone

What the alerts look like.

Illustrative

Figure 1

An example exchange. The home, town and sources are made up.

Example alerts. Every name, number and event shown is illustrative.

How to

How do I use Realty.Bingo with Perplexity?

  1. Step 1

    Open [realty.bingo](https://realty.bingo) and get your free connector link. It is your account, so keep it private. The remote MCP address is https://realty.bingo/mcp, used with an Authorization: Bearer header.

  2. Step 2

    In Perplexity, open Plugins, or Customize and then Connectors. Per its [help center](https://www.perplexity.ai/help-center/en/articles/13915507-adding-custom-remote-connectors), choose Add custom, then Add MCP connector, and select Remote.

  3. Step 3

    Enter a name and the https address. Under Advanced settings, the page lists None, API Key and OAuth for authentication. Pick the one your screen lets you use with your link, tick the acknowledgement box and select Add.

  4. Step 4

    Select the connector card to authenticate and enable it, then describe the home you want. Review the tool requests and the answers yourself.

  5. Step 5

    If you cannot add it, use the email alerts on realty.bingo, then paste a listing's town into Perplexity and ask for public sources.

Perplexity's help page does not say which plans can add custom connectors. In an organization, members can add them only if an admin turns that on, and it is off by default. The page warns that Perplexity cannot verify third-party servers, so add only connectors you trust. Realty.Bingo is not listed in Perplexity's directory or built into it.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is Realty.Bingo an official Perplexity integration?

No. There is no partnership, listing or built-in integration. Perplexity describes custom remote connectors, and you add the app's address yourself if your account allows it. Otherwise you can paste a listing's town into a Perplexity chat.

Does my Perplexity plan support custom connectors?

Perplexity's help page does not say which plans include them. In an organization, an admin must allow members to add them, which is off by default. Check your own account.

Will Perplexity tell me what a neighborhood is like?

It should not be used for that here. Ask for public records and official pages, such as transit, permits and flood maps. Realty.Bingo never filters or ranks homes by who lives in an area, and this pairing should not either.

Can I trust the sources Perplexity finds?

Treat them as leads. AI answers can contain mistakes and can surface old or wrong pages, so open each link and prefer official town, county, agency and school district sites.

What does it cost?

Realty.Bingo is free during the beta, with no credit card.

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