Sentences with phrase «allow multiple brokerages»

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Like an online brokerage account, your available cash balance — which you can add to or withdraw from at any time — allows you to place orders online 24 hours a day in multiple markets around the world.

Unlike every other Canadian discount brokerage (and even many financial services firms) on Twitter, TD Direct Investing undertook the bold move to allow multiple representatives the freedom to tweet instead of having just one solitary voice.

The brokerage is especially good at parsing information in a clean and efficient way, allowing the user to sort through multiple accounts in a single table, which is particularly appealing to active traders.

The U.S. Department of Justice reached a settlement with NAR that formally and legally allowed low - cost online brokerages access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) data.

While states also vary in the elective and mandatory courses they offer, most allow salespersons and brokers to complete their continuing education through either in - person classes — at their brokerage / association, local colleges or real estate universities — or through cyber classes offered by multiple online sources.

«As a multiple award - winning brokerage with a strong contingent of high - performing agents, our move to Royal LePage allows our team to leverage value - added leading edge technology, training and services,» says Asgher Naqvi, broker of record.

It is often challenging for small brokerages to make the numbers work to allow for compensation of multiple people as part of a management team.

The parties settled this lawsuit, which allowed the Brokerage to continue using «mls» in its name and domain names so long as it was made clear to consumers that it was not a multiple listing service.

That unique arrangement, which is facilitated by multiple listing services in real estate markets across the United States, allows consumers to easily access listing information for the vast majority of for - sale properties in an area where they are considering buying a home — without impeding their ability to work with any licensed real estate brokerage and agent they choose, Holmen said during the program, which was hosted by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank.

The two companies decided to merge after the Competition Bureau and Canadian Real Estate Association changed the rules to allow flat - fee listings to appear on the Multiple Listing Service, if they are posted by a licensed brokerage.