Common use of Property Addresses Clause in Contracts

Property Addresses. At the time of filing a listing, participants and subscribers must include a property address available to other participants and subscribers, and if an address doesn’t exist, a parcel identification number can be used. Where an address or parcel identification number are unavailable, the information filed with the MLS must include a legal description of the property sufficient to describe its location. M

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Rules & Regulations, Rules & Regulations, Rules & Regulations

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Property Addresses. At the time of filing a listing, participants and subscribers must include a property address available to other participants and subscribers, and if an address doesn’t exist, exist a parcel identification number can be used. Where an address or parcel identification number are unavailable, the information filed with the MLS must include a legal description of the property sufficient to describe its location. M.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Listing Procedures, Listing Agreement, MLS Rules and Regulations

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Property Addresses. At the time of filing a listing, participants Participants and subscribers Subscribers must include a property address available to other participants Participants and subscribersSubscribers, and if an address doesn’t exist, does not exist a parcel identification number can be used. Where an address or parcel identification number are unavailable, the information filed with the MLS must include a legal description of the property sufficient to describe its the location. M.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Rules & Regulations

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