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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Neil G.
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State-Licensed RE agent/broker must subscribe to Realtor® brand to access Multiple Listing Service?

Neil G.
  • Investor
  • Socal
Posted

If so, in which states?

And if so, how does that not violate anti-trust laws clearly against monopolization?

Can't help but notice that like 99% of MLS providers' initials end in 'AR' for Association (of) Realtors®

i understand ethics requirements and good for the community and such, but arent even those intrinsic to state license issuer, not commercial brand?

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