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Talk to a realtor. As the buyer, you pay nothing for the realtor's services; the seller pays the commissions to both the buyer's and seller's realtors.
As valkyrie suggested, look at realtor.com to get an idea of what's available. The main disadvantage of realtor.com is that it doesn't provide addresses, so you may not be able to tell if a property is on a cul-de-sac, on a busy street, near a highway or railroad track, etc. When I bought my current house last fall, I brought listings I found on realtor.com to my realtor, and she threw half of them out because I'd told her I didn't want to live on a heavily trafficked street.
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