New Photographic Alteration Policy Effective Immediately

New MLS Policy: Any photographs which have been altered, retouched or virtually staged must include a conspicuous caption denoting that the photographs have been altered or that virtual staging has been used.

Additionally, photographic alteration or retouching, or virtual staging, is only permissible to make the following modifications to photographs of a listed property:

  1. Lightening or darkening interior rooms to correct photographic exposure;
  2. Removal of temporary visual obstructions, such as parked cars;
  3. Adding furniture to an empty room;
  4. Removing furniture or clutter from a room;
  5. Enhancing weather conditions;
  6. Blurring or obscuring private, proprietary, sensitive or confidential information of the seller or resident, or the seller or resident’s family (for example, faces appearing in photographs, and license plate numbers); and/or
  7. Blurring or obscuring trademarks or brand names appearing on décor, furniture, or other personal property.

All other types of photographic alteration or retouching, or virtual staging, are not permitted.

Last Modified: Tuesday, October 16, 2018
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How Should I Plan to Learn the New Homesnap Program?

Carve out some time in your schedule, roll up your sleeves, and dig into the online Homesnap resources available to you through Realcomp’s Homesnap University for Agents webpage.

How Should I Plan to Learn the New LionDesk Program?

Visit the LionDesk Help Center and begin exploring the many online resources LionDesk has made available to users for both getting started and moving forward with learning this full-featured program!

New Photographic Alteration Policy Effective Immediately

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Remine Mobile

Remine Mobile is now available as an extension of your existing Realcomp MLS Subscription and access to Remine! At home or on the go, prospect better and faster with Remine.

Remine Updates

The product team at Remine have been “busy bees” and are excited about the following newer integrated features: Remine Mobile, Chat, ShowingTime and more! All features listed below were released by Remine fairly recently and may be functions you’ve been waiting for!

Showing Time Calendar

Did you know ShowingTime has its own showing calendar? Agents can see all appointments right from their ShowingTime desktop account. It's an easy way to see if your listings are getting showings. Several agents have told us they use it for gauging whether they're busy with buyers.

The “Rent Gap” Still Makes It Cheaper to Own Than Rent in These 17 Cities

Across the country, Americans are struggling with housing affordability. As home prices and interest rates continue to rise, homeownership may seem more out of reach than ever. Last year, we ran the numbers on the costs of homeownership and found that in 17 of the 33 largest metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs), owning a home was cheaper than renting.

Update your Homes.com Profile

If you have listings, then you may have leads waiting for you in your Homes.com account, provided to you at no additional cost through your Realcomp MLS Subscription. We always display the listing broker or agent and send them the listing inquiries for their properties.