Agree with Jonathan Completely, Rejigg is not a good tool for geographically focused searches, and the sellers are very hit and miss. I would not pay for it for a geographically focused search. Better to find your local brokers and work with there listings. Could be good for national searches however.

I've met with a couple sellers via Rejigg and also exchanged messages with Rejigg administrators. One thing to know about some sellers is that they didn't realize a listing would be created and posted on their behalf after their Rejigg interviews, with one seller commenting to me that they explicitly told Rejigg that they weren't ready to sell but their listing was posted anyway. While this is anecdotal evidence, I think it's worth pointing out that Rejigg comes across as being overly aggressive to some sellers. It might also be worth pointing out that Rejigg expects all communication between sellers and buyers to take place via their platform, and they will keep following up if they haven't seen any platform activity once a given seller and buyer establish first contact. Overall, while I didn't move forward with either listing because neither seller was actually prepared to sell, the platform is easy to use and I think it holds long-term promise for a time when more sellers are listed. I concur with Lamar that listings tend to be on the smaller side.