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Brokers have asked for the ability to enter comps when they represent a buyer. Now, they can submit valuations based on agent-provided data. Having these co...

This policy affects brokers who handle transactions which have never been entered into MRED’s connectMLS. This policy will allow brokers to obtain credit fo...

Section 9.14 of MRED’s Rules and Regulations was revised to state: REPORTING OF CLOSED TRANSACTIONS BY NON-LISTING BROKER. Only the Listing Broker Service P...

No, this is optional.

Yes. You will need to get permission to enter the transaction into connectMLS, but MRED does not require you to obtain a listing agreement or authorization ...

It is optional to use a form, but MRED recommends that you do. It is always a best practice to have permission in writing. Your managing broker may want to ...

Yes. You can enter comps into the MLS for all property types.

 There are a few basic fields that must be filled out for each comp. These include: • Sales Price • Concessions • Type of Financing • Upgrade amount ...

Buyers’ brokers may not have access to a property’s interior. In creating the policy, MRED met with a focus group comprised of appraisers and they provided ...

The rule which requires closed transactions to be entered within 48 hours applies unless you have written direction from the buyer specifying a certain date...