Multiple Listing Services (MLS) Sample Clauses
The Multiple Listing Services (MLS) clause establishes the broker's authority to list the property in a shared database accessible to other real estate professionals. This clause typically allows the property to be marketed widely by making its details available to all MLS members, increasing exposure to potential buyers. By facilitating cooperation among brokers and agents, the MLS clause helps ensure the property is seen by a larger pool of qualified buyers, thereby increasing the chances of a successful sale.
Multiple Listing Services (MLS). Broker will not use a Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to advertise the Property. x Broker will use a Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to advertise the Property to other real estate brokers and salespersons. Listing broker shall communicate to the MLS all of Seller’s elections made above.
Multiple Listing Services (MLS). 2.1.8.1 Provider shall review and update Recipient’s MLS Rules and Regulations, lockbox rules, if applicable, and facilitate communication between Recipient and MLS- related vendors. If applicable, Provider shall be responsible for enforcement of Recipient’s MLS Rules and Regulations. Provider shall provide Recipient with participant and subscriber agreements.
2.1.8.2 This section applies ONLY if Recipient elected to ACCEPT these optional services. If Recipient accepts this optional service, Provider shall use a third party, selected by Provider (“Third Party”), to register Recipient’s MLS database with the United States Copyright Office. If this service is accepted, Recipient shall pay the Third Party a fee of $255 plus filing and postage fees per quarter that this agreement remains in effect.
2.1.8.2.1 If Recipient maintains its own MLS, Recipient □ ACCEPTS or □ DOES NOT ACCEPT the optional MLS Database Copyright Filing Service.