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ATTENTION: YOUR LICENSE MAY BE INACTIVE AT DRE
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Attention all REALTORS, your license may have
been inactivated by the Division of Real Estate
(DRE). Follow this link to check your license
immediately!
http://eservices.psiexams.com/search.jsp
The Division of Real Estate
recently conducted an E&O insurance audit and
compared their licensee list with the list
provided by three insurance carriers. If a
licensee’s name did not appear on any of the
three insurance carrier lists, the licensee
received a deactivation email; about 6000 emails
were sent. The email required the licensee to
contact the DRE to prove he/she had insurance.
Please do not contact RSC
or PPAR to resolve this issue.
Instead complete the following steps:
1. Check your license status at DRE at the above
website.
2. If you are shown as inactive, verify that you
and your company have a current E&O policy. If
you had a break in time with no coverage, you
need to apply for re-activation with the proper
application and fee. Follow the directions on the
change-of-status application. Only checks and
guaranteed funds are accepted; not cash or
credit. Do not fax forms that require a fee.
Link to change of status application:
http://www.dora.state.co.us/real-estate/application/broker/REC-LA.pdf
3. If you are shown as inactive and have had
continuous insurance coverage, fax a copy of E&O
insurance cover page to DRE at 303-894-2683.
4. Check with your employing broker. If an
employing broker is inactivated due to E&O
issues, the entire office is inactivated.
If you have any further
questions, you may reach the Division of Real
Estate at 303-894-2166.
PPMLS AREA BOUNDARY CHANGES:
Remember that the boundary lines for BLK-Black
Forest, and FAL-Falcon changed in January. A
large section of BLK was carved out to a new Area
called FAN-Falcon North. A large section of
FAL became a new Area called MRK-Marksheffel.
Please ensure that you have incorporated these
changes into your Saved Searches or Prospects, and
remember them when you create new searches.
El Paso PPMLS
Area map.
DETERMINING LISTING DATE FOR PPMLS LISTINGS:
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Use the "Begin Date" of the
listing Period when it matches the date the
Seller executed the listing agreement.
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Use the latest date on the
listing agreement when the date of the Seller's
signature is later than the Begin Date of the
Listing Period.
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Note: Use these dates as
the Listing Date in the PPMLS system even if the
Seller has requested that the date the listing
be submitted to the PPMLS is later. The
PPMLS uses the date that covers the contract
period, not the date the Seller wants the
listing to be disseminated to the PPMLS.
The DOM is calculated on the contract Listing
Date.
PLEASE HELP THE
E-MAIL GET THROUGH TO CLIENTS!
From time to time, Internet
service providers like AOL put the MLS system on
their bulk senders black list, temporarily
preventing MLS-generated e-mail from reaching your
clients.
To help keep the MLS system off these black lists,
it is very important that you do not “Mark as Spam”
or “Mark as Junk” any MLS e-mail messages that you
send to yourself or any notifications that you
receive regarding undeliverable mail. To remove
MLS-generated messages from your Inbox, please
Delete them instead.
Additionally, please keep your contact list up to
date and frequently review your saved searches to
help ensure that e-mail is only being sent to
current clients. Non-clients who continue to receive
MLS e-mail are much more likely to mark messages as
spam and perpetuate the black-listing problem.
UPDATE 4/15/09
During the recent issues with AOL, mls email was
blocked, white listed, unblocked, and blocked again
multiple times. In the end, Marketlinx found that
the reason mls email was being repeatedly blocked is
that AOL has a percentage threshold for Spam/Junk
Mail reports. If a sender passes that threshold,
they are blocked, even if they have been white
listed. Marketlinx was receiving over three times
that many reports over threshold. More and more
since the Spam/Junk Mail buttons have been made so
prevalent in most email programs, people are hitting
those buttons instead of unsubscribing or requesting
to be removed from emails.
Even worse, Marketlinx found that a large
percentage of the reports were coming from agents
who were Copying themselves on all their prospect
emails and then reporting them as junk mail instead
of just deleting them or removing themselves from
the prospect emails. If you do not want prospect
email, please configure your prospect so you are not
sent a copy.
ADDITIONAL PPMLS CLASSES
AVAILABLE:
Remember that in addition to the Intro to PPMLS
Class, RSC also offers classes and online tutorials
on Custom Search/Reports, and Prospect/Client Web.
Call the RSC office at 719-635-5040, or go to
http://www.pikespeakrsc.com/participants/fptrainingclasses.asp
for the class schedule.
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