REW Public Comment : Re/Max Village Square (Beltramini, Marisa) 10/24/2005, REW-0224

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Comment No.:	REW-0224
Received:	10/24/2005
Organization:	Re/Max Village Square
Commenter:	Beltramini, Marisa
State:	NJ
Attachments:	None

Comments:

From: marisabeltramini@gmail.com [mailto:marisabeltramini@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 8:16 PM
To: ATR-Real Estate Workshop
Cc: ftcdojworksho@realtors.org
Subject: Real Estate Multiple Listing Service

The MLS, created to offer broker-to-broker compensation and cooperation, is a service that benefits first and foremost the home sellers who through one agent have the advantage of having their properties exposed to all the realtors participating in the system. But it is not a public utility, and should not be; acces to it should remain limited to the paying members of the service and unavailable to the general public, who already have access to a wide variety of real estate websites, from which they have sufficient information to establish if they want to know more by contacting the brokerage company.
Thank you for your kind attention to my comments.
Marisa Beltramini
Re/Max Village Square, Short Hills, NJ

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