Sentences with phrase «mere posters»

Everyone needs to remember that prior to «mere posters» displaying property on our mls systems, NO FSBO selling price was included in any mls appraisal.

Realtor.ca is now designed to benefit discount REALTORS and mere posters only.

Therefore, does this situation not serve to dilute, erode even, in the minds of consumers, the perception of the level of professionalism that now exists within the industry as the direct result of mere posters» presence?

That is the true and only reason why there are no mere posters in Quebec.

Some brokers believe the existence of mere posters is an industry game changer when it comes to liability issues while others consider it to be a red herring.

Now as everyone knows on this site we support the Pro-Competitive use of the DDF to wipe out Zoocasa, ComFREE, mere posters and such.

And if you can't compete with mere posters YOU are the non REALTOR.

Lou are correct in that ORE is unable to do as the banks now want because their membership now includes FSBO providers, mere posters and limited representation agency, which is in direct conflict with what the banks want to prevent fraud.

Now funny but Mere Posters can also effectively use this APP and probably (even with full disclosure) convince their «customer / client / customer / client / customers» to use it.

Waivers of liability are being used by Mere Posters to cover their buts under common law but if a complaint is registered will not hold up under RECO law.

That has nothing to do with mere posters, except that mere posters don't have to know anything about real estate to sell a cheap advertisement on someone else's highjacked MLS.

I agree that its use by non-members and also its pollution by mere posters who generally do not adhere to the law in Ontario that mandates due diligence & care with listing data and material facts (because they often do not even visit the property — and for some reason this requirement is not enforced) should be prohibited and have * nothing * to do with competitiveness.

What Lloyd has identified was how 16 years of commitment to raising the bar on professionalism (1995 - 2011), by most provincial associations was thrown under the bus by CREA in 2011 when it, for the first time since it's inception, began allowing the use of the REALTOR trademark by mere posters and limited representation provincially licensed sales people.

Just like the Used Car Dealers associations that started buywithconfidence.ca to separate their dealerships from the Curbsiding thieves, maybe an action against mere posters and FSBO providers could be launched?

FACT: Currently every association, must represent mere posters, FSBO providers, agents convicted of assault and part time agents with the exact same equality it represents the Professional Agent and Full Representation Brokerage, at all times completely unable to take any action that ONLY benefits any one group, even if that group is the overwhelming majority.

If we're not happy with FSBO's, mere posters, car salesmen, door - to - door salesmen, insurance salesmen, lawyers, teachers, nurses, priests or cub scout leaders who is left that we're really trying to sway?

If «professionals» are having difficulty convincing buyers to buy in this market, imagine what the mere posters are going through.

This myth allows private for sale, mere posters and limited representation businesses to constantly refer to saving 5 percent.

Why did CREA ever let mere posters bypass the rules (by having clients simply sign a waiver of responsibility) and post unverified data on realtor.ca?

If boards across Canada would just stop extending their listings to MLS.ca or Realtor.ca then the mere posters and FSBO groups would go away.

... Mere posters may indeed be smart, but that does not make them professionals by any stretch of the imagination.

Generally, I think that Realtor animosity against mere posters is warranted.

FSBOs and Mere Posters, have tried to infer FINTRAC is not a requirement to have a listing signed and are attempting to bypass this critical «test of saleabilty» because they can not afford the time and risk associated with completing an MLS listing accurately for under $ 500.

A simple waiver indemnifies the posting agent from all damages which btw also allows E&O to continue for those mere posters (this has been verified).

CREA can post Sale to List Price Ratios of Full Representation against «Mere Posters».

Mere Posters and Limited Representation are sure to see class action lawsuits launched against them when a community becomes aware of the potential rewards such an action could generate.

I think mere posters have missed what would happen when a home owner gets advised on what breaches to RECO their mere posting brokerage may have participated in.

This has Allowed the mere posters, FSBO providers, disgruntled public, to attack your business because they can FALSELY attack 5 % commissions which is really STUPID (and I use that word on purpose) on your account folks.

Sure give ComFREE and all the mere posters in your board / association bulk discount access to electronic lockboxes asking all your members to financially commit to support those FSBO companies and 3rd party tech companies attacks on your business for even less and less dollars.

Other dangers: «The expansion of teams strangle brokerages», «mere posters and FSBOs create unwanted liability», «an industry - wide race to the bottom» and «big companies increase dominance.»

Many within the industry and the public who clamour for such change just don't realize yet that it has disadvantaged buyers and sellers and gives mere posters two distinct advantages over full service brokerages.

2) Mere Posters will have FAR HIGHER ratings than REALTORS who charge a fee reflective of the costs of doing business the traditional way as consumers who have payed less are willing to accept less and still be happy.

Drug dealers will be able to buy and sell homes with no direct FACE to FACE contact with Agents needed and launder $ 100's of Millions of Dollars by simply signing the Zoocasa waiver forms that will be specifically created legally to remove any liability from Zoocasa, just as have the mere posters circumvented current rules.

No this is another falsehood perpetuated by those who are the mere posters and fsbo providers.

You guys just used the ONLY HAMMER you have (your vote) to put the first nail in the coffin of the mere posters and FSBO providers by stopping the privatization of realtor.ca.

All this is, is a twist on Mere Poster meets full blown FSBO.

Lawyers have assured me that the mere poster seller would not be held accountable for paying fines and damages back to the Mere Posting Broker because the level of expertise required to understand the liability the Mere Poster Seller is agreeing too would practically never exist.

In average I post about 15 listings a year where a mere poster probably posts about as much in one day.

For the mere poster who gets leads which almost universally create business for them, they simply can pay a higher per lead fee.

Further to the «dancing back and forth» aspect, how is it a mere poster can «be an agent for seller» when they upload the listing to their board and when they report the sale, but in - between and before and after those events, they are NOT agents of the seller?

When a buyer's salesperson then seeks to negotiate the purchase of one of these listed properties, that salesperson is required to create all the paperwork the mere poster did not.

The mere poster's game is a number's game only.

A mere poster can simply sell space on the MLS for a fee like a a street - corner hawker selling newspapers.

The mere poster thus is not a real Realtor; the mere poster is a make believe Realtor by his / her very inaction attributed «to» a real Realtor.

Not exact matches

While State Senator Schneiderman used to be a mere part of the problem in Albany, this decision just made him the poster child for everything that's wrong with Albany and officials who put their political ambitions ahead of the public good.

A mere 24 hours before this film gets quietly released in limited theaters, Wrekin Hill has finally released an official US poster (via IMDb) for The Flowers of War, the Zhang Yimou - directed WWII drama starring Christian Bale that was China's Best Foreign Film Oscar entry.

His mere presence allows the films to put the popular star on posters, which doesn't put the burden entirely on Bullock to open but still, in a desert you appreciate every drop of water you can get.

Produced in 1995 for Brice Marden's exhibition of paintings and drawings at Matthew Marks Gallery (522 W 22 Street) this poster features a Nan Goldin photograph of Marden working in his studio in Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania.

His graphite seems enchanted: the simultaneous embrace of two - dimensionality and rejection of linear perspective unfolds sentiment without sentimentality; the merest quaver of a line conjures up droll hens and truculent couples, while poster paint explodes across the cardboard canvases in puffs of citrine and Prussian blue.

We're mere hours away from the big OnePlus 2 reveal, however the next flagship phone from the upstart manufacturer has already been unveiled in its entirety by a poster over on the Android Central forums.