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Multiple Listing Service Network Protocol (MLSN)

Multiple Listing Service Network (MLSN) Protocol is a request-reply messaging for querying property listings on the Internet.

Introduction


The MLSN protocol is a request response messaging service for querying mls property information over the Internet. Similar to the WHOIS protocol, MLSN offers public access to different types of property such as commercial, residential, rentals, land, timeshares, etc.

MLSN is a TCP/UDP-based query protocol for users on the Internet. The protocol messaging between the client and MLSN server is an XML-based format message consumable for machines or human consumption. Security is not handled by the ports, but may be implemented on the client and server application ends respectively.

Use Cases


  • Buyer looks up property
  • Buyers' Agent checks price of property
  • Seller looks up pricing within same Zip Code
  • Seller adjusts pricing of property
  • Brokerage markets all of their listings' information publicly

Development


  • to be added

Contact


  • Corey Leong, <cleong@gr8c.org>

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Use Cases
  3. Development
  4. Contact

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