The MLS requires the signature of the home seller

In order for the listing agent to make changes in the MLS information concerning a home they have listed for sale, the seller must authorize these changes in writing. Changes that would apply include:

• Status change
• Change in price
• Extension of any time frames

The failure of the listing agent to obtain changes to the above or any changes in terms could result in a fine of $500.00. The MLS will accept faxed authorization or an email authorization with an electronic signature from the owner.

Make sure as a seller you authorize any changes in writing for yours and your agents protection.

You can contact me to learn more about listing your home in the MLS.

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- Greg Staker - Watson Realty Corp. - 407-304-0255