Definition of "Change order"

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Carolyn Gray Carolyn Gray said:

What is a MLS Change Order

Oct 24, 2020  17:53:33

 
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Hey, Carolyn!

It simply refers to changing the status of a listing on Multiple Listing Service (MLS). There is an MLS changing form that needs to be completed before any changes can occur on a listing that requires a seller's signature.

Nov 03, 2020  11:37:38
 
 
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