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FAQS:
Do I need a Form for Delayed Listing Status?
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· Yes, you need to complete the Multiple Listing Options for Sellers Authorization Form. Please send this form to: listings@wisre.com at time of listing the property in the SCWMLS.
Do I need to send a copy of the Listing Contract for Delayed Listing Status?
- No, you do not need to send the Listing Contract to SCWMLS.
How long can a property be in Delayed Listing Status?
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Properties may remain in Delayed status for an initial period of up to 45 days.
- One extension of an additional 45 days is permitted, for a maximum of 90 days in Delayed status.
- To request an extension, the Listing Firm must provide the MLS with an amendment signed by all parties to the contract prior to the expiration of the initial 45-day period.
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If no signed amendment is received by the 45th day, the property will automatically be moved to MLS Suspended status on Day 46.
Do I need to have a Buyer Agency Contract for a Firm Exclusive Listing?
- While it is always best practice to have a Buyer Agency so you can represent your clients, SCWMLS does not require that you have one in place.
My listing is going in as Delayed, do I still need to note the show date in the remarks?
- Yes! Delayed listings all need to contain this phrase as the opening line in the listings Remarks: This property cannot be shown until [Show Date].
Do I need a form for a Firm Exclusive Listing?
- Yes, you need to complete the Multiple Listing Options for Sellers Authorization Form.
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Send this form and a complete copy of your listing contract to: listings@wisre.com within 4 days of the effective date of the listing contract.
Can a Firm Exclusive Listing be shown?
- Yes, but only to Brokers and Agents within the Listing Firm and Clients from the Listing Firm.
What is IDX and what is VOW?
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IDX: Internet Data Exchange. This allows listings to appear on broker and third-party public websites
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VOW: Virtual Office Website. This is a secure website for MLS participants that requires client registration.
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