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PPMLS RULES REVISED TO COMPLY WITH
CP-36
Pursuant to the DORA Position Statement
CP-36 the RSC Board of Directors has revised the PPMLS Rules and
Regulations to eliminate the “Entry Only” Service Level choice.
Please see the changes noted below.
Section 1.2.1. LIMITED SERVICE LISTINGS.
The service level of each listing filed with the PPMLS shall be
indicated on the Listing Input Worksheet or Change Notice form.
A full service listing agreement will be identified with the
code/symbol “FS” in the compilations.
Limited service listings are those listing agreements under which
the listing broker provides the minimum duties required to be
performed pursuant to Colorado statutory law but does not
provide one or more of the
additional services associated with full service listings such as
arranging property showings, holding open houses, providing a
lockbox and advertising the listing.
following services within the individual listing agreement that was
submitted to PPMLS:
1. arrange appointments for cooperating
brokers to show listed property to potential purchasers but instead
gives cooperating brokers authority to make such appointments
directly with the seller(s);
2. accept and present to the seller(s)
offers to purchase procured by cooperating brokers but instead gives
cooperating brokers authority to present offers to purchase directly
to the seller(s);
3. advise the seller(s) as to the merits
of individual offers to purchase;
4. assist the seller(s) in developing,
communicating, or presenting counter-offers; or
5. participate on the seller(s) behalf in
negotiations leading to the sale of the listing property.
Each limited service listings will be identified with the
code/symbol "LS" in PPMLS compilations so potential cooperating
brokers will be aware of the extent of the services the listing
broker will provide to the seller(s), and any potential for
cooperating brokers being asked to provide some or all of these
services to listing brokers' clients, prior to initiating efforts to
show or sell the property.
Section 1.2.2. ENTRY-ONLY LISTINGS
The PPMLS will not accept “entry-only” listings. Entry-only
listings are those listings in which
If the listing broker does not provide the minimum duties
required of a broker pursuant to Colorado statutory law.
For example, a listing in which the broker’s only duty is to enter
the listing into the PPMLS will not be accepted.
any of the above-mentioned services
within the individual listing agreement that was submitted to the
PPMLS, then that listing will be identified with the code/symbol
“EO” for “Entry Only”.
Section 2. SHOWINGS AND
NEGOTIATIONS.
Access to the property, appointments for showings and negotiations
with the seller or lessor for the purchase, lease, or exchange of
listed property filed with the PPMLS shall be conducted through the
listing broker except under the following circumstances:
a. The listing broker gives the cooperating broker (either buyer
agent or transaction broker) specific authority to show and/or
negotiate directly with the seller by noting it in the "Show/Agent
Remarks" section of the Listing Input Worksheet with a statement
such as, “Please contact seller for showing; see Appointment
field.”. The Property Description Remarks and any other field that
displays on the “Customer” reports shall not contain seller name,
licensee name, office information, telephone numbers, email
addresses, hyperlinks, or any identifying information or means of
contact. The Appointment field must be used to indicate the name
and/or phone number of the person responsible for showing, whether
it is the listing broker, seller, or builder, etc. (Note: listing
brokers offering only limited or
Entry-Only services should remember, however, that they may
have certain legal responsibilities which cannot be relinquished or
limited by a listing contract or other agreement with the seller.),
or
b. After reasonable efforts, the cooperating broker (buyer agent or
transaction broker) cannot contact the listing broker or his
representative. The listing broker, at his option, may preclude such
direct negotiations by, buyer broker, or transaction broker.
Section 2.1. PRESENTATION OF OFFERS.
The listing broker must make arrangements to present the offer as
soon as possible, or give the cooperating broker (buyer agent or
transaction broker) a satisfactory reason for not doing so
or permission to present the offer
directly to the seller.
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