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1. www.nar.realtor › mls-online-listingsMLS & Online Listings - National Association of REALTORS®

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   MLS & Online Listings. See information about new real estate practice changes and other information related to MLSs at facts.realtor. The multiple listing service, or MLS, is a facility that allows real estate professionals to learn about and share local property listings in support of the interests of clients and customers.

2. www.mls.comMLS.com - MLS Listings, Real Estate Property Listings, Homes ...

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   MLS.com ® is a free MLS search to find real estate listings for sale by Realtors ® and other realty professionals that are members of your local MLS Multiple Listing Service. MLS.com ® also features foreclosures, new construction, international properties and real estate classes.

3. www.nar.realtor › the-facts › consumer-guideConsumer Guide: Multiple Listing Services (MLSs)

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   When buying or selling a home, your real estate professional may use a Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to find homes for sale or market your property. Here's what you need to know.

4. www.nar.realtorNational Association of REALTORS®

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   Bringing you savings and unique offers on products and services just for REALTORS®. Complete listing of state and local associations, MLSs, members, and more. As a member, you are the voice for NAR – it is your association and it exists to help you succeed. Only members of NAR can call themselves a REALTOR®.

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5. www.narrpr.com › sign-in-oidcSigning in... - Realtors Property Resource

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   Realtors Property Resource® Website.

6. www.zillow.com › partners › multiple-listing-service-mlsMultiple Listing Service (MLS) - Zillow

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   An MLS is a database of properties for sale in a regional market, set up by a group of cooperating real estate brokers. The database facilitates marketing of the listed properties, and coordinates sharing of commissions between the listing agents and the agents who bring a buyer for a listed home.

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   How do I access the MLS?

   • Access to the MLS usually requires a real estate license. But sometimes you can gain access by partnering with an agent, building a long-standing relationship with the MLS, or signing up as an unlicensed assistant. We review these and other ways to access the MLS below.

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   Why do real estate professionals use MLS?

   • MLSs allow real estate professionals to see, share, and promote homes for sale so they can be found by the largest pool of potential buyers. MLSs provide the most accurate, reliable, and detailed information about properties (both that have sold and are for sale), including listing price, address, features, disclosures, and square footage.

   Consumer Guide: Multiple Listing Services (MLSs)

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   What can I find on MLS?

   • Find homes for sale, new homes and resale homes, new construction, acreage, lots, land, commercial properties and investment properties. MLS.com is independently owned and operated and is not affiliated with any of the over 900 local MLS systems. On MLS.com you can list your properties and reach our global audience.

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   Who owns the MLS?

   • The MLS is owned and operated by brokers. Because of operational costs and security concerns, the MLS tends to grant access only its own due-paying members. How Can I Access the MLS? 1. Become an Agent The first and best way to access the MLS is to become an agent.

   How to Access the MLS - Realtyna

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   Can an unlicensed assistant sign up for MLS?

   • Sign Up as an Unlicensed Assistant Some MLS allow assistants and other unlicensed real estate professionals to have their own MLS account. If you work for or provide some service to a local agent, you might ask them to sponsor you for MLS access as their assistant.

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   Do MLSS provide listing information to third-party aggregators?

   • Many MLSs, as a service to their members, also provide listing information to third-party aggregators such as realtor®.com and others through syndication or other similar type agreements, unless the broker withholds consent. Links and information regarding MLS policy.

   MLS & Online Listings - National Association of REALTORS®

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8. realtyna.com › blog › how-to-access-mlsHow to Access the MLS - Realtyna

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   Jun 21, 2019 · Access to the MLS usually requires a real estate license. But sometimes you can gain access by partnering with an agent, building a long-standing relationship with the MLS, or signing up as an unlicensed assistant. We review these and other ways to access the MLS below.