CRMLS has opted against implementing the Multiple Listing Options for Sellers (MLOS) policy, citing concerns that it could complicate the real estate marketplace and benefit larger brokerages over smaller firms. In their statement, CRMLS asserted that the MLOS policy does not enhance seller options or clarity, and that its existing systems adequately support the intent behind the new policy. Furthermore, CRMLS views the proposed changes by NAR as a means to placate powerful brokerages while undermining the intent of the Clear Cooperation Policy, which requires timely public sharing of listings.
CRMLS decided against adopting the MLOS policy, claiming existing systems meet the policy's intent without complicating the real estate marketplace.
CRMLS argues the MLOS policy could benefit larger brokerages at the expense of smaller firms and summarizes its opposition by stating it could create unnecessary confusion.
The organization indicated that the NAR's new policy aims to placate powerful brokerages, which they feel sidesteps the Clear Cooperation Policy thus misaligning intentions.
CRMLS maintains that the current listing practices already serve the clients' needs, highlighting that the delayed marketing exempt listings proposed in the new rule are largely redundant.
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