IDX
The MLS feed that lets agents show other brokerages' listings on their own websites. Each MLS sets display rules, like showing the listing brokerage's name.
Also called: internet data exchange, IDX feed, IDX website
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The shared database where local agents post listings and share offers of cooperation. Only members can enter listings; the public sees them through IDX sites.
A members-only website where registered consumers can see more MLS data than IDX shows, like sold prices. Users must sign up and agree to terms.
Sending listings from the MLS or brokerage to sites like Zillow, Realtor.com and Homes.com. Sellers can usually opt out.
Finding people who may buy or sell soon. Examples: online ads, open houses, door knocking, expired listings and buying leads.