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Art Carter, CRMLS ‘stand firmly’ in support of Clear Cooperation

Housing Wire

As the debate surrounding the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Clear Cooperation Policy (CCP) rages on, California Regional MLS (CRMLS) CEO Art Carter chose to voice his stance on the issue in a nine-page op-ed posted on LinkedIn this week. The MLS is standing firmly behind the intent of the policy, he wrote. Carter wrote.

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Disincentive Program

BubbleInfo

A new $3,000,000+ listing hit the MLS this week that was offering a 1/2% commission to the buyer’s agent. They also noted that to show the property, buyer-agents needed to submit proof of funds (bank statement) and pre-approval letter plus a 24-hour notice was required.

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Find Cash Home Buyers in Charlotte to Sell Your Home Fast

HomeLight

of all real estate transactions in the city, according to Canopy MLS. Before signing an offer, ask for proof of funds Before finalizing any deal, confirm that your potential cash buyer has the necessary funds available. In 2023, cash sales accounted for 18.7%

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More MLS Remarks

BubbleInfo

NOW EXCEPTING BACK UP OFFERS… AGENTS: PLEASE PROVIDE BUYERS POF AND LENDER APPROVAL OR, IF CASH – BUYERS PROOF OF FUNDS WHEN SCHEDULING A SHOWING. Michelob lamp does not convey Google maps works better than Apple Maps but both of them […] The post More MLS Remarks first appeared on bubbleinfo.com.

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Little-Known Secrets to Buying a Luxury Home

RIS Media

Additionally, a luxury broker will have access to homes that might not be listed publicly or on the MLS. Have Proof of Funds. Being able to prove you have the funds to purchase a luxury property can be more involved than if you’re buying a mid-level home. Have a Knowledgeable Team in Place.

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Navigating Bidding Wars During a Hot Real Estate Market

RIS Media

– Coming Soon: Homes that are listed as coming soon in your MLS are technically not allowed to be shown but can accept offers prior to showing. Your client should also come prepared with a few other things: a pre-approval letter, earnest money deposit and, if they are paying cash, a proof of funds document.

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Luxury Real Estate Pros Reveal Marketing Secrets Used to Sell Miami Beach Property for a Record-Setting $75 Million

RIS Media

We utilized BHHS’ Luxury Collection Marketing Program, the Wall Street Journal and, for copy that we utilized for brochures and in the MLS, we worked with the duPont Registry. We were also very strategic with planning before it went live on the MLS. Could you explain your strategy for marketing this property?