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May 2015
May 2015
-Reminder: Garage/Parking information on a multi-family listing is recorded by unit. If a property has a two car garage shared between two units, please do not indicate 2 car garage for each unit as that would indicate a 4 car garage total.
Paragon Enhancements 5/20:
-My Info via Market Monitor now includes Withdrawn
-Office and Firm via Market Monitor now include Withdrawn and Expire Alert
-Better status update while system creates the PDF CMA Presentation
-Updates to canned CMA reports (i.e. Value of a Real Estate Professional, Moving Checklist, etc.)
-The CMA cover page now defaults to Subject Property opposed to Agent Centric
-New Yes/No Field for Multiple Competing Written Offers: A member suggested it would be helpful to know if there were multiple competing offers considered at the time an offer was accepted. The MLS Committee and the Board of Directors thought this was a great suggestion and voted to collect this information at the time an offer is record in the MLS. Beginning June 1, when you change a listing to AC, AB or Offer-No Show, you will be prompted to select Yes or No to a new field labeled Competing Written Offers. We have added this field as non-required, and will change it to be required on June 1. Please update your office procedure to begin collecting this information. A copy of the updated MLS change form can be found here.
-Within Paragon, you can change the fields that display on the spreadsheet list of properties that comes up after a search. Click Customize from the closest toolbar above, and select Fields. The box on the right lists the fields that currently display on your spreadsheet. If you want to remove a field, simply click on the field and click Remove. If you want to add a field from the left box, click on the field and then on Add. If you do not see the field you would like to add, click on the Group box at the top to display different types of fields (i.e. Feature Categories). You can also use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to change the order the fields appear on your spreadsheet. Click on Save and Close to apply your changes. Your customized spreadsheet will now come up each time you display the spreadsheet. There is a Revert to Default button on the bottom if you mess up.
-The default spreadsheet sort in Paragon is by Price. You probably know you can click on the header of any column to resort the spreadsheet by that column. You can also set a multiple sort for the spreadsheet. When on the spreadsheet view, click Customize from the closest toolbar above, and select Sort. You can select up to 3 levels to sort your spreadsheet by. You can also select Ascending or Descending. This sort order will now be your default sort each time you display the spreadsheet.
