CRS Tax vs. SDMLS Listing Data

Modified on Thu, 2 Apr at 6:02 PM

CRS Tax vs. SDMLS Listing Data

What agents need to know

1. Separate systems, different data sources

  • SDMLS (Paragon)

    • Contains listing data entered by agents/brokers: list price, closing price, status, remarks, photos, etc.
    • All of this is input and maintained by SDMLS Participants/Subscribers.
  • CRS Data – MLS Tax Suite

    • separate tax/public records product that SDMLS integrates for your use.
    • Property data in CRS (owner, tax info, assessed value, recorded sales, etc.) comes from public record/tax/title sources, such as:
      • San Diego County Assessor
      • Other county assessors
      • Property title companies

2. One-way flow of information

  • CRS → SDMLS
    • CRS provides property/tax/public record data that you can access from within the MLS.
  • Not SDMLS → CRS
    • Changes you make to a listing in SDMLS do NOT update CRS data.
    • Updating list price, closing price, beds/baths, or status in Paragon will not change what appears in CRS’s tax/public record fields.

3. What to do if data doesn’t match

  • If your MLS listing is wrong → edit the listing in SDMLS (per normal MLS rules).
  • If CRS tax/public record data looks wrong or outdated (owner name, tax roll details, recorded sale info, etc.) → that must be handled through the CRS/public record correction process, not via an MLS listing change.

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