As many of you know, I have been advising my clients and others since November 2009 to learn as much as they can about #RPR before formulating position and strategies about RPR. The MLS Content License Agreement is now being circulated to MLSs.  I have reviewed the document and discussed it with some of my clients.

The License Agreement is pretty straight-forward and free of any real surprises, at least to the people I have talked with so far.  I would be very interested in talking with you about your take on it.  If you are the MLS Executive and have not already requested an MLS Enrollment Package, click here or for more information, click here for general information and FAQs via the RPR Blog.

Many have  been waiting for some of these details, in writing before starting to develop their position about RPR.  I believe that the License Agreement is the next step in that process.  Next I expect there will be some kind of terms of use and of course, the RPR application software itself, which I am anxious to review and write about.  The RPR application should be the most important part to the Realtor Members, while Board/MLS leadership and staff are considering the business relationship with RPR/NAR and the written agreements as well.

In summary, I recommend that you review the License Agreement and other written terms to follow about usage, public records, APIs and the RPR application, as you begin to develop the position and strategy for your organization.

What do you think?  Questions so far?

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