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BlueDiamonds
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Question about MLSLI
When the price is reduced on an old listing, does it then show up as a NEW listing? Meaning, when you use the search option for homes listed in the last 10 days, will it show up?
I also just noticed the option to search for homes listed within the last 30 days, 60 days, etc. So I am trying to figure out if they truly are new listings or if the prices have been reduced.
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Re: Question about MLSLI
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
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| Posted 8/27/07 11:14 AM |
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Re: Question about MLSLI
Posted by cjik
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
What she said!
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| Posted 8/27/07 11:40 AM |
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BlueDiamonds
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Re: Question about MLSLI
Posted by cjik
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
Ok, so it's only considered new when it has a new listing number then? That makes sense.
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| Posted 8/27/07 2:53 PM |
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SweetTooth
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Re: Question about MLSLI
Posted by BlueDiamonds
Posted by cjik
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
Ok, so it's only considered new when it has a new listing number then? That makes sense.
Well what do you mean by "new?"
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| Posted 8/27/07 2:54 PM |
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BlueDiamonds
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Re: Question about MLSLI
Posted by SweetTooth
Posted by BlueDiamonds
Posted by cjik
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
Ok, so it's only considered new when it has a new listing number then? That makes sense.
Well what do you mean by "new?"
newly listed
ETA: NOT just a price reduction on an already listed house
Message edited 8/27/2007 2:58:37 PM.
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SweetTooth
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Re: Question about MLSLI
Posted by BlueDiamonds
Posted by SweetTooth
Posted by BlueDiamonds
Posted by cjik
It does not automatically get a new listing number, but some agents will pull the listing from MLS and then list again, as a new listing. So the listing may disappear for a bit, then reappear as a new listing with a new price.
Ok, so it's only considered new when it has a new listing number then? That makes sense.
Well what do you mean by "new?"
newly listed
ETA: NOT just a price reduction on an already listed house
Then yes, what the others said. The info in a listing can be edited for a price reduction, but sometimes, an agent will pull the listing off MLS and "relist" it with the new price so that it gets a new number - and it shows up "higher" on the list when you do an MLSLI search.
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