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	<title>Comments on: How Some Officially Reported Data is Misleading and Why You Need to Know the Truth</title>
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		<title>By: Gretchen - LifeStyle Denver</title>
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		<description>It is always interesting for me to see how MLS data is reported in other markets.  It makes a compelling argument for a more national type database.  In the Denver area MLS, they changed the DOM
reporting a couple of years ago.  We were experiencing the same problems you are with inaccurate reporting.  Now, we have two fields: DOM and TOTAL DOM.  That way, if the property has been relisted with
a new broker, the TOTAL DOM is still counting.  There are still ways to game the system - like take the property out of MLS for 30 days, but it&#039;s a more accurate method of reporting than it used to be.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is always interesting for me to see how MLS data is reported in other markets.  It makes a compelling argument for a more national type database.  In the Denver area MLS, they changed the DOM<br />
reporting a couple of years ago.  We were experiencing the same problems you are with inaccurate reporting.  Now, we have two fields: DOM and TOTAL DOM.  That way, if the property has been relisted with<br />
a new broker, the TOTAL DOM is still counting.  There are still ways to game the system &#8211; like take the property out of MLS for 30 days, but it&#8217;s a more accurate method of reporting than it used to be.</p>
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