Clear Cooperation says that you have to submit homes to MLS within one business day; not from the time you list it but from the time you begin publicly marketing a property. Public marketing does NOT include proliferating it in your brokerage or any buyers you or agents in your brokerage might know. What it does involve is putting it on the internet, putting a sign in the yard, through flyers, etc. If you start public marketing on a Friday, you need to enter into MLS by the end of the day, on Monday (one business day later). The 72SOLD marketing program recommends, but does not require that if you have a buyer yourself that you call them and use the “not yet in MLS” to try to sell the property. Clear cooperation allows this. When you call buyers who might be buyers for the property, this is specifically excluded from clear cooperation. You can choose to do this or not; it is not a requirement in the 72SOLD marketing program. The program is about leveraging psychology and getting buyers into a frame of mind where they are more likely to make offers, and more likely to make higher offers. The bottom line - follow all local and state rules pertaining to your real estate transactions, including marketing of the property.
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- How do I sign up for 72Sold?
- I signed up on 72Payments.com. What do I do now?
- What is the financial model of the 72SOLD program?
- Where can we see examples of the 72SOLD ads and marketing materials?
- Is there any guarantee on the price points for referrals 72SOLD sends?
- Does joining the 72SOLD Lead Generation Tool Program, without deciding to contribute to the national ad fund, reserve your place to do so in future should you choose to?
- If I want to sign up for the 72SOLD Leads Referral Program, do I need to pay the $1500 today?
- Is there a referral fee paid to 72SOLD?
- In 72SOLD, are there referrals owed on the sellers buying and/or buyers you get from the listings?
- Does 72SOLD send referral leads directly to my CRM?