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MLS Policy
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A listing site is now adding properties that aren't even for sale yet.
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The growth of off-market listings has prompted some real estate agents to speak out.
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In an effort to “go green,” NAR’s Policy Department will no longer mail policy manuals each January to local and state associations and to regional MLSs. Instead, NAR encourages associations, members, and MLSs to access the updated materials on Realtor.org.
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To understand the different obligations under the Code of Ethics and MLS rules, start by identifying whether an offer is accepted or not yet accepted with guidance from this REALTOR® magazine article.
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The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® board of directors acknowledged the growing complexity of MLS technology issues by creating an MLS Technology and Emerging Issues Subcommittee that will anticipate and analyze MLS technology issues.
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Whether a syndication agreement is provided to the MLS, broker, or agent in the form of a contract or a Terms of Use page on the syndicator's website, it is imperative to read the fine print and ask questions.
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The National Association of REALTORS® offers resources to help facilitate the understanding and implementation of proper listing content management.
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Commonly asked questions and answers from NAR about boards and associations and the publication of a homes magazine
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This article is about how to get the most out of listing syndication agreements for those who choose to pursue them.
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The following documents contain model language and samples that can be used to implement the different aspects of the MLS Listing Content module.