All Forum Posts by: Justin S.

@Roy N. - Yes, but tax records are generally 2-3 weeks late. County records is where non-brokerage sites like Zillow and Trulia obtain their data (at least one of their methods). NAR is requiring the data be updated every 12 hours.

There is a fairly significant change in the in MLS policies. NAR has voted to allow brokerage sites to display sold data without requiring passwords.

From Inman "With the vote, multiple listing services must now allow brokers to display a minimum of three years of sold listing data on their non-password-protected websites — but only if the sold data is already publicly available."

Full Article Here

This could potentially increase the number of apps and software developed using MLS data. For non agents, this would allow you to view sold info without access to the MLS.

What are your thoughts on this?  

I would get your money back.  

I second @Dick Rosen recommendation for Keyt Law.  Great lawyer.  

Hi @Nikolay Voronovich 

My brokerage can help as well, please send an email to the email address in my signature.  

Thanks

@Andy Luick - Yes, going with a local designer definitely can help move your properties.  My design here may not sell as quickly in your market.   Since I've changed over to this new design, my properties are selling much quicker and for a premium.  

@Mike Dmuchoski - On short sales, some banks put it as a stipulation as well.    This one was Nationstar.    

Officially under contract now, won't close until Jan 2 due to 90 deed restriction.  

Update:  I received a full price, no concessions offer but the lender is BofA.  They are known to have conservative appraisal companies.  We will see how it goes...

@Tim G. I'll find out for you.

Thanks