My State MLS Blog

All spring, you've been hearing from us about MLS of Choice. Now that it's less than a week away, we've been getting some questions from members What does the rule say?Currently, MLSs may assess fees to participating brokers based on the number of agents in their office, whether or not those agents want to join their brokerâ€s MLS. This can include fines to the broker

 

 

Speed Up Real Estate Sales TransactionsIntroduction:Dave: Hey everyone! It is Dave for MyStateMLS. Welcome to week two of our three-part series of heating up your market during the colder winter months.Dave: Today we're focusing on improving your sales process. We're going to take a quick look at some of the things that we've talked about numerous times over the course of this year that

 

 

You may need to relocate to a different region or country once or a couple of times in your lifetime. The reasons for relocating could vary sometimes; it could be work, family, or just a much-needed change of scenery. Moreover, to transport your possessions to your new place, you may need to hire

 

Last week, the National Association of REALTORs reached an agreement with the Department of Justice in response to concerns raised by the Department regarding transparency and competition in the MLS industry. While the settlement has not been finalized, these initial conversations mark a change that will affect the way MLSs do business going forward. Our founder, Dawn Pfaff, weighed in to help

 

 

You've opened your mail to find a fun surprise from your local assessor: a new assessment on your property. One that's significantly higher than last year. You may be wondering how this happens. How will it affect your tax bill? What can you do about it?The first step is understanding what exactly an assessment is. The Assessed Market Value is the value of the property based on recent sales of