Definitions for "MULTIPLE LISTING"
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The pooling, in an association, of exclusive listings of properties for sale, so that members of the association have an opportunity to sell the properties.
An arrangement among brokers, usually real estate board members, whereby each broker presents his listings to the other members, who may negotiate the transaction. Power of Attorney Delegated written authority to a person allowing that person to act on the behalf of another person.
An exclusive listing, submitted to all members of an association of Realtors, benefiting both buyers and sellers by maximizing the exposure of the property to consumers.
an organization that posts listings for Brokers
This happens when a person selling a property gives it to more than one agent. The first agent who has a buyer ready, willing and able to meet the price and terms acceptable to the vendor, receives the commission for the sale.
A listing, usually an exclusive right to sell, taken by a member of an organization composed of real estate brokers, with the provisions that all members will have the opportunity to find an interested buyer; a cooperative listing insuring owner property will receive a wider market exposure.
When a property for sale is given to more than one agent. The first agent who has a buyer ready, willing and able to meet the price and terms acceptable to the vendor, receives the commission for the sale.
An arrangement among Real Estate Board of Exchange Members, whereby each broker presents the broker's listings to the attention of the other members so that if a lease results, the commission is divided between the broker bringing the listing and the broker making the lease.
An arrangement among brokerages, usually real estate board members, whereby each brokerage presents its listings to the other members, who may negotiate the transaction.
Multiple Listing is the name given a service performed by the Local Board of Realtors (Multiple Listing Service). MLS provides necessary information to aid in the sale of listings. It is a marketing tool used by members of the Service to expose properties to a wider market base.
A exclusive listing (an exclusive right to sell or exclusive agency) with the additional authority and obligation on the part of the listing broker to distribute the listing to other brokers in the multiple-listing organization.
A listing granted by a seller to a broker with the authority and obligation on the part of the listing agent to distribute the listing to other real estate companies in the multiple listing network (in our area this is TReND).
a cooperative arrangement among brokers who are members of a realty association where properties for sale/lease or wanted are circularized to all members, and commission is shared between the listing member and selling member, with a nominal percentage going to the association as service fee.
A combined resource providing information on homes for sale in the area. MLS listing provides additional visibility and marketing for a home seller.
A property listing distributed to all members of a real estate association.
The pooling in a central bureau of listings of properties for sale. These listings are held individually by members of a group of real estate brokers, with the agreement that any member of the group may sell the properties and, in the case of a sale, the commission will be divided between the broker making the sale and the broker who filed the listing.
An arrangement among real estate brokers to make their listings available to each other. If a sale results, the agreed upon commission is divided between the listing broker and the selling broker.
A listing taken by a member of an organization of brokers, whereby all members have an opportunity to find a buyer.
Arrangement where the real estate listings of many local agents are provided.
A cooperative sales tool among brokers whereby they share their listings and, in the event of a sale, the listing broker and the selling broker share the commission.
An arrangement among brokers who are real estate board members, whereby each broker shares information regarding his listings with the other members, who may negotiate the transaction.
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Where an agent is given an exclusive listing with written instructions to list it with the other agents in the multi-list group.Unless instructed to do so, an agent is not required to multi-list a property.