CRMLS and Cybersecurity: Part 1
CRMLS's Security Protocol After the recent ransomware cyberattack on Rapattoni, CRMLS had two concerns – first, how can we help Rapattoni users locked out of their MLS and keep California…
CRMLS's Security Protocol After the recent ransomware cyberattack on Rapattoni, CRMLS had two concerns – first, how can we help Rapattoni users locked out of their MLS and keep California…
Welcome to the third post in our Compliance series, "Yours Truly, Compliance," where we dive into some of the common misconceptions about the roles and responsibilities the CRMLS Compliance team…
In our last blog post, we discussed who the CRMLS Compliance team is and why they exist. But it's still possible you have the wrong idea of what Compliance is…
There you are, getting some good work done, minding your business, when suddenly- DING! You get a message alert reading "CRMLS Citation Notice." Sigh. You've been in the industry for…
In 2018, we released a video featuring our CEO, Art Carter, about the risks of using copyrighted media in the MLS. He describes a hypothetical world in which a listing…
On September 1st, 2021, we at CRMLS will officially update our rules regarding Internet Data Exchange (IDX) websites to benefit both real estate professionals and consumers. Here, we'll explain what…
In response to the NAR-mandated Clear Cooperation Policy and feedback from California agents and brokers, CRMLS overhauled its rules as of May 1st, 2020. Soon after, the CRMLS Board of…
May 2020 CEO Update Thank you for viewing our May 2020 Broker Report. This information is available for you to share with your agents and office staff. The situation with…
We’ve seen the same question from many agents and brokers: Why isn’t CRMLS freezing DOM (or DIM/DOMLS depending on the MLS system)? This blog post can offer a bit of…
Clearing the Air of Common Misconceptions In September 2018, the MLS brand known as Sandicor® ceased to exist in the San Diego marketplace. The Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® (PSAR)…