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RMLS™ by the Numbers 2017
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Prospecting/Auto Emails but Were Afraid to Ask: Ask Technical Terry
Categories: RMLSweb
What’s the difference between Prospecting and Auto Email? Why didn’t my clients receive their first set of listings?
Home Energy Score Button Coming in Early December (Updated December 6)
The new button will make adding the City of Portland’s required home energy report report a snap in RMLSweb.
Simple Stats, SentriLock Agent Safety: Ask Technical Terry
Categories: RMLSweb, Statistics
Looking for some seriously simple stats to offer clients? Or a great tool to help your personal safety at showings? Technical Terry has you covered.
The New Coming Soon-No Showing Status is Coming!
Introducing a new status on RMLSweb that will be called Coming Soon-No Showing, or CSN.
LVCs, Editing Sold Listings: Ask Technical Terry
Categories: RMLSweb
Interpreting the categories on the Listing View Counts report, and editing data on a sold listing.
Eclipsing CDOM: Ask Technical Terry
Categories: RMLSweb, SentriLock, Tips & Tricks
What will Monday’s eclipse mean for SentriLock service? How do I explain the difference between DOM and CDOM to clients?
Unabbreviated Listing Load Soon Coming to RMLSweb
Categories: RMLSweb
Do you have a difficult time remembering what certain abbreviations mean when you’re in the thick of entering a house listing on RMLSweb? Introducing the unabbreviated version of Listing Load!
Ask Technical Terry: Orientation, Mapping Changes
Categories: RMLSweb
One subscriber is taken by surprise that RMLS™ has a required orientation class, and another laments the sudden change in maps on RMLSweb.
Ask Technical Terry: Watch List, RMLS™ Rules Resources
Categories: RMLSweb
Technical Terry points out a crucial detail about Watch List and picks out some resources for a REALTOR® new to the region.