What Documents do you attach to your MLS Listing in the DC Metro MRIS?

Love it! Here in the DFW market, we can load docs in MLS and also into CSS, the primarily used showing service. Very cool! Do I miss getting the call to ask me for the SDN and survey? Kinda. I liked the excitement of someone needing to know. But just skipping ahead straight to the offer is ok, too!

Attachments are great because they save a lot of time & are very convient for everyone. Having them readily available makes it easier to show  your listings which means more showings which means more dollars.

We have an Associated Documents feature in our MLS.  Surveys, Seller Disclosures, other Disclosures, Aerials, Plat Maps, HOA Docs... all sorts of paperwork can be placed with the Listing!

It the seller is ok with it, I like to upload all the documents that the buyer/buyer's agent will need.

It's amazing how it's so easy to download stuff, then you can do the Docusign thing and their on their way to the listing agent.  What did we do in the old days when we had to drive around town with paper and pens?

Cheryl, I agree it is a good idea to upload forms that will be  needed . Thanks for the post.

Hey Golden Girl, You made another terrific check list and are very generous to share. Hope you need this list  many times this year.

Some great ideas there. I have to say I get really frustrated with agents who upload nothing! It's so simple to do and as an instructor who teaches NAR and MD code of ethics I know it can be considered an agency violation if the agents do not provide the required disclosures at the time the offer is put together. If it's too much trouble to upload the docs into MRIS it makes me wonder what else that agent will decide is also too much trouble.