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National MLS Survey … is the ball is in NAR’s court?



Benn Rosales | 2007/05/29  | 5 Comments

img25 National MLS Survey … is the ball is in NAR’s court?

I received the following Sunday night via email:

Should there be a National MLS?

This has been a hot topic in the real estate grapevine.  Is it a good idea?
Is one on the way? Will such a thing work?

If you have ever felt frustrated by the fees imposed by your local MLS and associations we ask that you please visit the following website.

www.site.com
Please take a few seconds to answer just 4 simple questions.  Things CAN change and this is the first step.

Thank you.

So I am asking, what do you think? 


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  1. Sock Puppet says:

    What was that link meant to be to?

    As far as I know NAR is cooking up a National MLS. What that turns out to be, I guess we’ll have to see.

    -Athol

  2. B. R. says:

    I am not posting the link because I’ve yet to actually link it to NAR or our local board. I’ll let you know tomorrow.

    I am more curious about feelings on the subject- what would be the point, what would we want it to look like or functionality. I personally think it is a no-brainer if we as an associtaion want to compete. But I’m curious what my peers think.

  3. Mr. X says an emphatic no. I’ve barely gotten through hacking the local MLS! :)

  4. B. R. says:

    lol!

  5. I’m pretty sure this isn’t from NAR. I wrote about it on my blog a few weeks back and then followed up on it based on some comments pointing to an agent in Florida.

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