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The document is a Notice of Closing Form #118, which outlines the necessary information and instructions for submitting closing details to FMLS within three business days after a property closing. It includes sections for property address, agent names, closing costs, and terms of sale. The form must be accompanied by a Settlement Statement (HUD-1) and can be submitted via fax or email. Only FMLS staff can change the listing status to Sold upon receipt of the documents.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the *fmlscom form in the editor.
Begin by entering the Property Address and FMLS # in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Fill in the Listing Agent Name and Listing Office (FMLS Broker Code) along with the Selling Office (FMLS Broker Code). This identifies all parties involved.
Input the Selling Agent Name, Binding Agreement Date, and Closing Date. Use the format mm/dd/yyyy for consistency.
Indicate closing costs paid by the seller. Our platform will help you compute this based on HUD-1 amounts.
Select whether it was Lender Mediated by checking 'Yes' or 'No'. If unsure, default to 'No'.
Choose the Terms of sale from options like FHA, VA, or Cash. Make sure to select one that applies.
Finally, enter your Contact Name and ensure all required documents are ready for submission within 3 business days of closing.

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Is FMLS only for Georgia?

FMLS Today With a click of a mouse or touch of a screen, our members can access a wealth of detailed information for properties in the state of Georgia and/or the U.S. as well. Our staff stands ready to assist our members 7 days a week.

What does MLS listing mean?

MLS is an acronym for multiple listing service, a platform in which the real estate industry in a certain region compiles all the listings available for sale in that area.

What is the full form of Fmls?

First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS) is one of the largest MLSs in North America and the largest in the state of Georgia. It serves over 57,000 real estate professionals and REALTORS across the Southeast.

What is an MLS listing sheet?

MLS is also known as Multiple Listing Service. It is basically a service where all Realtors from different companies, franchises, and cities can come to share information about their properties for sale.

What is an MLS document?

A multiple listing service (MLS) is a database established by real estate agents to share details about properties for sale in a particular region. An MLS can help agents see one anothers listings and connect buyers looking for properties on the market.

How do I withdraw a listing on FMLS?

0:15 1:56 Number. Double check the information. Make sure the property. Address is correct parties informationMoreNumber. Double check the information. Make sure the property. Address is correct parties information is filled out correctly. And the next select the terms for a standard withdrawal select withdraw.

Can anyone see MLS listings?

Can Just Anyone Access an MLS? In most situations, the MLS is owned and operated by real estate agents and real estate Brokers. So no, not just anyone can access the MLS to see what is available. The limited access allows the MLS data to be largely utilized by licensed real estate professionals.

What does a MLS stand for?

Multiple Listing Service (MLS): What Is It In the late 1800s, real estate brokers regularly gathered at the offices of their local associations to share information about properties they were trying to sell.

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