Can I List A Property For Sale And For Lease?

Can I List A Property For Sale And For Lease?

A homeowner may want to offer their property for Sale and for Lease in order to market to two
types of clientele.   This action can assist the owner in making the best decision for their
current needs.  The list agent can enter the first listing for sale and copy the data when they
are ready to offer the property for lease.

Hover over Listings and Select Add New Listing. 

 
Select the property type, then the Sub-Property type.  Follow any additional prompts dependent
upon the property type you are entering and select the Transaction Type -Sale.

 

Proceed with entering the rest of the information and continue to the main editing screen.

Note:  Click here to view instructions to enter a listing into the BLC.

Once you have successfully published your Sale transaction, you can start entering the 
Lease listing.  The fastest way to enter this data is to use the copy/clone feature.



In the next screen, select Lease as the transaction type.  Select the Autofill from Tax &
BLC data (Clone + Tax)  You can use the Address, State & County , Zip Code, or FIPS
Code fields to locate your previously entered listing.  Hit Continue at the top right.



Alternatively, you can use the Parcel ID instead of the Address.  Select Parcel Number
type or copy and paste it in from the CRS database and enter the State & County, Zip
Code, or FIPS Code fields to locate your previously entered listing.  Hit Continue at the
top right.



To learn more about the copy/clone feature click here.

Note:  When one of the transaction types receives an accepted offer, both listings shall
be marked as pending in the service.  Once one of the transactions is fulfilled and completed,  
it should be updated to sold or leased.  The other transaction type shall be marked as released.

*Should you have additional questions regarding the contractual documentation, please contact 
your Managing Broker or the Legal Support Hotline.


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