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CLP Technology & Digital Tools Flashcards

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  1. Which MLS rule requires listing agents to submit a new listing to the MLS within a specified number of days after signing the listing agreement?

    Answer: Clear Cooperation Policy

    The NAR Clear Cooperation Policy requires MLS participants to submit listings to the MLS within one business day of marketing them to the public.

  2. A listing agent uses an electronic signature platform to obtain seller signatures. Under U.S. law, which act gives these e-signatures legal validity?

    Answer: E-SIGN Act

    The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (E-SIGN) Act of 2000 grants electronic signatures the same legal status as handwritten signatures.

  3. When uploading listing photos to the MLS, which image specification is most commonly required for the primary listing photo?

    Answer: Minimum 1024×768 pixels

    Most MLS systems require primary listing photos to be at least 1024×768 pixels to ensure quality display across portals.

  4. A CRM tool helps a listing agent best accomplish which core function?

    Answer: Tracking and nurturing seller leads over time

    CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software helps agents organize contacts, set follow-up reminders, and track all seller lead interactions.

  5. Which technology allows prospective buyers to tour a listing remotely using a 360-degree immersive experience?

    Answer: 3D virtual tour (e.g., Matterport)

    Platforms like Matterport create interactive 3D virtual tours that let buyers navigate a property remotely using a 360-degree immersive walkthrough.

  6. When syndicating a listing to third-party portals like Zillow and Realtor.com, what is the primary risk a listing agent should monitor?

    Answer: Inaccurate or outdated listing data appearing on portals

    Listing data can become inaccurate on syndicated portals due to delays or errors in data feeds, which can mislead buyers and reflect poorly on the agent.