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- Auction Property in MLS
- Ben Anderson, Emerald Coast Association of REALTORS®
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- Include property under an existing MLS category
- Create a separate Auction Information Exchange (AIE)
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- Advantages
- Less work for MLS governing body
- Better exposure to listings
- Less cost for system changes
- Disadvantages
- Difficultly conforming to price, compensation, and offering
requirements
- Inability to accurately describe the event
- Negative perception by agents when auction listings show up in search
results
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- Advantages
- Not subject to compensation requirements
- New profile sheet customized for auctions
- Disadvantages
- Requires work to change governing structure and profile sheets
- May be costly to implement by MLS vendor
- Separate database to search
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- Working with MLS Governance
- NAR guidelines on Information Exchanges:
- Handbook on Multiple Listing Policy Statement 7.33
- Suggested Rules and Regulations Section 1, NOTE 3
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- Non-Realtor® Participation
- Core and Enhanced Services
- NAR Handbook on Multiple Listing Policy Statement 7.57
- Alternate Fee Structures for AIE
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- Listing Administration
- Profile Sheets
- Property Description
- Event Information
- Seller/Listing Information
- Special Considerations
- Buyer Registration
- Licensees as Buyers
- Multi-Property Auction
- Disposition of Listings
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