[Rets-dev] The MLS Transaction Set
Chris McKeever
cgmckeever at crt.realtors.org
Sat Aug 4 09:44:51 CDT 2007
Dave - will you be attending the meeting this next week in Chicago?
the payload workgroup is actually working on payloads that describe a
property at that level, and listings branch off that, so - in theory -
one could see historical listing times of said property
On 8/4/07, Dave Sullivan <dave at zonar.com> wrote:
>
> All:
>
> The next issue I would like to discuss is the concept of MLS
> "transactions".
>
> I submit that there is only one set of transactions that is native to the
> MLS - the publication of agency to sell a real property and subsequent
> updates to the status of that agency, including sale. Everything else in
> the MLS is advertising or publication of information from other sources.
>
> I believe we could come to agreement on the content of the agency
> transaction in a few hours, and we probably should. This transaction needs
> to identify the real property, of course, by address, tax ID, etc.; but it
> doesn't need to describe it.
>
> With this out of the way, the discussion of the rest of the content of
> typical MLSs could properly deal with its role as advertising; recognizing
> that brokers and agents must continue to find new and different ways to sell
> their inventory and services ... and that perhaps the MLS cannot keep up
> with the pace and pressure of the new, electronic marketplace.
>
>
>
> Dave Sullivan
> President, ZONAR Corporation
> PO Box 3335
> Oakton, VA 22124
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