Private Remarks (Agent to Agent Remarks)

Private Remarks (Agent to Agent Remarks)

Members can utilize Private Remarks in the following ways:
  1. To display comment that cannot be seen by the public and are only viewable to agents.
  2. Relay helpful information to the buyer’s agent.
  3. Include exclusions, negotiable concessions and/or disclosures.
  4. Include information to help with showings.
For privacy reasons, it is important that you do not include access codes, i.e., lockbox, gate, etc. within listing remarks.
​
IMPORTANT: Buyer Agent Compensation (BAC) may not be communicated within remarks.

    • Related Articles

    • Public Remarks (Property Description)

      Members can utilize Public Remarks remarks in the following ways: To provide a description of the listed property. Provide characteristics and features of the property Include amenities within the community Present allowances that the seller is ...

    • How Do I Share a Listing from the BLC?

      A Sharing Link is available on properties for use in email, text, social media, etc. To generate a sharing link, execute a search to pull up a listing. At the top of the listing use the Share icon at the top of the page. This is available both in the ...

    • How To Enter A Listing With Multiple Parcels

      A listing contract may include the sale of more than one parcel. If multiple parcels are included in the sale, navigate to the Tax section of the edit screen. Locate the Additional Parcels Yes/No field and select "Yes". Next, add the additional Tax ...

    • Searching by List Agent

      1. In the Search module, use the Add/Remove Fields button to add the List Agent BLC ID field to the search. 2. Type in the List Agent's BLC ID number and view results. If you are unsure what their ID is, you can quickly lookup agent information by ...

    • The Era Of Artificial Intelligence

      As a real estate professional, it’s tempting to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help streamline your business. While AI has many benefits, it’s important you are smart with how you use it. Any information loaded into an open-source free tool, ...