CRMLS Broker Report: June 2019
Designated Broker Suspension Guidelines We have important policies in place regarding the suspension process for a Designated Broker. Click here to read the latest info […]
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CRMLS Broker Report: May 2019
How Does CRMLS Share Data? We’re pleased to share a new resource showing all data that is currently live in CRMLS. Click here to view a […]
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CRMLS Broker Report: April 2019
Introducing CRMLS IDX We’ve launched a new portion of our website to help you understand and use the various IDX options CRMLS offers. Click here […]
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CRMLS Broker Report: March 2019
The 2019 CRMLS iBuyer Perspective In 2018, we published an article on this blog about the rise of the iBuyer and what it means for […]
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CRMLS Broker Report: February 2019
VIDEO: Using Professional Photographs in the MLS Using copyrighted photos without proper licensing exposes you to significant legal liability. Ed Zorn, CRMLS Vice President and […]
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The Truth About San Diego and CRMLS
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 […]
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CRMLS Broker Report: January 2019
Welcome to the CRMLS Broker Report. At CRMLS, we pride ourselves on being broker-centric. We don’t forget who drives our MLS – our brokers. We […]
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4 Things to Say to Clients Who Don’t Know Much About MLS
“What is an MLS, anyway?” Many of us in the MLS industry hear this question. Anytime someone unfamiliar with real estate asks me what I […]
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Curious About iBuyers? Check Out This Helpful Guide
You may have heard a thing or two about iBuyers recently. With so much information out there, it’s easy to miss the bigger picture. That’s […]
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CRMLS and Your AOR: Connecting, Communicating, Evolving
Welcome back to the Association Resource portion of the CRMLS Blog! Last time, we detailed what the relationship between your AOR (Association of REALTORS®) or BOR (Board […]
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