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Dear Home Seller: “Neither I Nor My Client Are Exhibiting Cold/Flu-Like Symptoms”

“The Home Showing Honor System” COVID-19: Due to nationwide concerns about COVID-19 and as a courtesy to home sellers, please do not schedule showings if the buyer’s agent or buyer exhibits cold/flu-like symptoms or meets any of the criteria for self-quarantine mandated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By proceeding with scheduling a showing,...
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TMI (“Too Much Information”) — Listing Agent Edition

“By popular request, the new NorthstarMLS default setting for ShowingTime overlapping appointments is to continue to allow them, but no longer reveal the appointment blocks/overlaps to the showing agent that other agents have scheduled.” –Notice to Twin Cities Realtors, NorthStar MLS (August 7, 2018). [Editor’s Note:  The views expressed here are solely those of Ross Kaplan, and...
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Sonar Detector for Home Buyers

How to Tell Where the Fish Buyers are Biting (or at least, looking) As a listing agent counseling a Seller about where to initially price — or, if necessary — reduce to, a key step is to know where the competition is priced. The goal:  position the client’s home to stand out. But, what if there was a way...
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Hot or Not? New Stealth Way For Buyers’ Agents to Gauge Interest (or Lack Thereof) in “For Sale” Homes

“MLS Show & Sell Tell”:  When a Calendar Isn’t Just a Calendar [Editor’s Note:  The views expressed here are solely those of Ross Kaplan, and do not represent Edina Realty, Berkshire Hathaway, or any other entity referenced.] “Tell” /tel/  Noun:  (especially in poker) an unconscious action that is thought to betray an attempted deception. –Dictionary...
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Twin Cities Realtors — and Front Desks — Grapple With New MLS Showing Software

New (Yes) and Improved (Maybe) Thanks to a corporate acquisition, Twin Cities agents are having to learn new software to set up showings for clients this week. I’m sure I speak for at least a few (cranky) veterans who didn’t think there was anything wrong with the old system. More Robust, Customizable (But . ....
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