Works alongside every California MLS
You work in CRMLS or a regional system, file on zipForm and keep your C.A.R. membership current. None of them remembers what happened with the client in between. The Librarian does.
The LibrarianA California week
The same three moments as any MLS, with California’s tools in them.
Monday, 7:40 AM
Your Matrix saved-search alert turns up a three-bedroom in Pasadena. The Librarian reads it and brings back Sarah: home office, near the school she wanted, $2M.
The LibrarianMon 7:41 amYou: Anything in today’s Matrix alerts?
The Librarian: A 3 bd in Pasadena at $1.95M near Field Elementary. Sarah Jones asked for that in March: home office, budget $2M. Draft a note?
Thursday, 5:20 PM
Omar signs the seller disclosures in zipForm, then calls about the 1960s foundation. You note the worry and that he wants a structural engineer at the inspection.
zipForm holds the signed form. The Librarian holds what Omar is nervous about, and your promise to find the engineer.
The LibrarianThu 5:22 pmYou: Omar signed disclosures in zipForm. Worried about the foundation, wants a structural engineer at inspection.
The Librarian: Noted for Omar. I’ll remind you tomorrow to line up an engineer before the inspection on the 14th.
Friday, 10:00 AM
An agent in San Diego refers you a buyer. You check her license on the DRE lookup, then tell The Librarian who she is and the referral fee you agreed.
The LibrarianFri 10:04 amYou: Referral from Lena Ortiz, SD agent, license checked on DRE. 25% referral fee on the Chen purchase.
The Librarian: Saved Lena Ortiz as the referring agent on the Chens with a 25% fee. I’ll remind you at closing.
California MLSs
Each system is its own login. Search where you always do, and tell The Librarian who each listing is for.
Southern California; Matrix, Paragon and Flexmls through the REcore sign-in
California’s largest MLS, reached through REcore. The Librarian reads your alerts and tells you who each match is for.
CRMLS (opens the CRMLS site in a new tab)Silicon Valley, the Peninsula and the Central Coast
Buyers see many homes fast. A voice note after each showing keeps every reaction straight.
MLSListings (opens the MLSListings site in a new tab)San Francisco
Tell The Librarian about each open house visitor; their budget and timing are ready for the next fit.
SFAR MLS (opens the SFAR MLS site in a new tab)The North Bay: Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma
It remembers which buyers want acreage, which want a commute, and who asked to hear first.
BAREIS (opens the BAREIS site in a new tab)Fresno and the central San Joaquin Valley
Every buyer and seller across the Valley, with the follow-up dates you promised.
CRISNet (opens the CRISNet site in a new tab)Sacramento and the surrounding region
Bay Area buyers moving here ask a lot of questions. The Librarian remembers who asked what.
MetroList (opens the MetroList site in a new tab)San Diego County
From military moves to retirees, each client’s timeline and must-haves stay with them.
SDMLS (opens the SDMLS site in a new tab)Keep your MLS for property searches and listing information. The Librarian helps you carry the client’s priorities into the next conversation.
Searches, listing information and property updates stay in your MLS. Confirm availability and current facts there.
Share what a buyer liked, what concerned them and what you promised to revisit. Use that context to prepare a more relevant next conversation.
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