The agent assembled a functional overview of Overduyn Makelaars by working around complete site inaccessibility (403 errors on all direct domain fetches), relying entirely on search results and third-party listings. The site publishes no machine-readable or directly fetchable information, forcing the agent to extract and synthesize facts from snippets and external reference pages.

• ›All three direct fetches to overduyn.nl returned 403 Forbidden, making the primary domain entirely inaccessible. The agent recovered solely through web search results and third-party broker registries.
• ›Search results (steps [2], [5], [6]) supplied fragmented but sufficient information: company history, service list, regional focus, and positioning claims. No single search snippet was comprehensive; the agent synthesized across multiple result pages.
• ›Pricing information was explicitly incomplete: the agent found that Overduyn charges commission (1–1.5% range typical for Dutch market) but could not retrieve their specific rates, and reported this gap clearly. Free valuation was surface-level (offered as a lead magnet, not detailed service description).
• ›Differentiation claims (personal approach, local expertise, professional marketing, accessibility) came from third-party rating/review sites (Wie is de Beste Makelaar, Juiste Makelaar, RocketReach) and comparison platforms, not from Overduyn's own site. The agent correctly attributed these to external sources rather than claiming them as site content.
• ›The site's 403 blocking prevented verification of current service offerings, contact details, or property listings shown on the live domain. The agent appropriately flagged this limitation and avoided fabricating details about what the site displays.