A collection of common complex types for the real estate domain Defines the type of service the listing member will be providing to the selling homeowner The scope of the contractual obligation between the selling home owner and their listing member. The property possession type. Possession is after the season, usually refers to a recreational property where use is generally greatest during a specific time of year, ski season, hunting season, fishing season, beach season or other local condition. Possession is after the harvest. This usually is a farm or other agricultural land that has a specific crop that must be harvested before the change of possession. Possession is immediate Possession is negotiable Possession has tenants rights as a subject. Possession is contingent on completion The possession is some time after the close of escrow. See possessionTypeOtherDescription attribute for further details. The possession is some time after a subject clause. See the possessionTypeOtherDescription attribute for more details. The possession is some other type. See the possessionTypeOtherDescription attribute for more details. Defines the major property resource. Residential Defines the subset of property types. SingleFamily Defines the subset of property types. SingleFamily This element represents a measure of spatial extent, It is intended for use in cases where the extent is not a rectangle or is irregular. The units attribute defines the unit of measurement from the measurement attribute list Irregular, 123 x 65.9 x 127 x 70 This is a container for the plane measures. Measurement specifying a list of dimensions for an irregular space. The source attribute defines the source of the measurement, while the units attribute defines the unit of measurement: feet, meters or other units of measure. The general use of this is restricted to regular rectangular objects. Measurement specifying the horizontal dimension of something that is fixed in place. The source attribute defines the source of the measurement, while the units attribute defines the unit of measurement: feet, meters or other units of measure. The general use of this is restricted to regular rectangular objects. Measurement specifying the smaller horizontal dimension of something that is fixed in place. The source attribute defines the source of the measurement, while the units attribute defines the unit of measurement: feet, meters or other units of measure. The general use of this is restricted to regular rectangular objects. An element that has an ownership state The description of the owned item. The ownership type string The area of a basement. The area of a building. Form of property ownership, commonly one of the following: joint tenancy, tenancy in entirety, sole ownership, tenants in common, community property. Legal business name for the person or entity referenced by this element. Designation for an Member - ABR, CRB, PRO, etc. The name of a collection of data that may be searched or updated by a server. This may be either a local name or one of the RETS well-known resource names such as Member, Office, ResidentialProperty, LotsAndLand, etc. Describes the level a room is on: examples are 2nd story, kitchen level,ground level, etc. A unique identifier, maintained by a given server, for a document. The server's classification or grouping for a given document belongs to. The server's classification or grouping that a given transaction belongs to. TODO Legal name of the structure. The server's classification or grouping for the construction type of the structure. The unique identifier of a Broker within a given MLS. The business name for a given Broker within the MLS. This may correspond to the NRDS Broker name. Text describing a building or complex in which units of property such as apartments, are owned by individuals and common parts of the property such as the grounds and building structure, are owned jointly by the unit owners. Notice of the legal rights of the owner of the information or data. The region created by territorial division for the purpose of local government, in which a property address is located. Text description that defines the stage of the property life cycle, i.e., planned, existing, existing Narrative text providing guidance to locate a given physical address. Text that serves as a negation or limitation of the rights under a warranty given by a seller to a buyer. Text description of specifications within the offer that detail the items to be excluded in the purchase of the property. Examples are appliances,windows, decorative pieces, fixtures, etc. Text that is used to describe the location of property in legal documents. An example is deeds or titles. It may reference topography, plats, grids, etc. Marketing area for a listing, consisting of a major area (region/zone) and minor area. May be a county, neighborhood, city, or combination of geographic areas. The key (reference identifier) that uniquely identifies a Listing within a given MLS by a resource type (i.e.ResidentialProperty). The name of the Association or Board that has entered and maintains the Listing record. A reference system using latitude and longitude to define the location of points on the surface of a sphere or spheroid. The membership number that uniquely identifies the members. For NRDS, it is an 8 or 9 digit unique number that is assigned to a membership record in the National REALTOR® Database System. This number is also found on a NAR membership card. The office number that uniquely identifies the member office. For NRDS, it is an 8 or 9 digit unique number that is assigned to an Office record in the National REALTOR® Database System. The key (reference identifier) that uniquely identifies an Office within a given system. The familiar name for a given Office within the system, typically an MLS. May correspond to the Membership system Office name. Full name of the individual(s) or legal entity that is the legal proprietor or holder of the property. Text description of how an inventory of real property (normally at the county level), compiled from recorded deeds, plats, and other public records and data, may be accessed. An Internet address used to locate a map of an inventory of real property (normally at the county level), compiled from recorded deeds, plats and other public records and data. An integer that is the Assessors Parcel Number (APN) for a property. This number can be located on a property tax bill. Text description of animals that residents are allowed to have on the property Text description associated with property photo for purposes of display in advertisments (web site, fliers, homebooks, etc.). The key (reference identifier) that uniquely identifies an media object (photo, etc.) within a given MLS. Text description of the current use of the property. This is one of the factors used in assessing a property's value. Text description of the system of land use regulation which designates the permitted uses of land based on mapped zones, which separate one part of the community from another. Property zoning commonly includes regulation of the kinds of activities which will be acceptable on particular lots (vacant, residential, agricultural, commercial, industrial, etc.). Text remarks that may be displayed to the public. In an MLS, it is the field where information is entered for the public. This information is intended to be visible online. This is typically information that describes the selling points of the building and/or land for sale. Local conditions and rules will determine what such content can contain. Generally, the following information is excluded: any information pertaining to entry to the property, the seller and/or tenant, listing member contact information. In other systems, these remarks will be determined by local business rules. Text remarks that are restricted. In an MLS this is typically the field where information is stored for REALTORS(R) only. This information is NOT intended to be displayed to the general public. Realtor remarks may contain information pertaining to seller/tenant, listing member contact information, or entry information. In other systems, access will be determined by local business rules. Text remarks that are restricted. In an MLS system, that details the seller's requirements for showing the subject property. Showing instructions may include: contact information, showing times, notice required, etc. These remarks are REALTOR(R) only and are not for public viewing. Text field containing the MLS definition of either the building's architectural style (Colonial, Cottage, Bungalow, etc.) . Text field containing the name of a particular area of land laid out and divided into lots, blocks, and building sites, and in which public facilities are laid out, such as streets, alleys, parks, and easements for public utilities. Types of subdivisions include common interests (condominiums), planned developments, time-share projects, Rancho Cordova An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is also known as a federal tax identification number, and is used to identify a business entity. The format is nine digits, separated by a hypen following the first two digits, "12-3456789". Text field containing the parcel tax key for a given property, unique to the property within a county. Formats vary by county. Text field describing the surface features (man made and natural) of a property. For example: graded, rolling, wooded, etc. Four digit year indicating when a building was constructed. Datetime that a record (such as a listing) or document (such as an offer or an XML instance of metadata) was changed. 2007-03-10T12:00:00-05:00 The value of real property as established by the state government for purposes of computing real property taxes. Formatting is specified by the currency attribute. The compensation paid to a licensed real estate broker or by the broker to the salesperson for services rendered, usually a percentage of the selling price of the property. Formatting defined by the commission attribute. Number calculated from the days elapsed when a property was first put on the market until it was put under contract, or taken off the market. Formatting defined by the type attribute. An object's (such as a property) location north or south of the equator, measured as an angle and expressed in degrees, minutes and seconds. Formatting defined by the attribute. 103.252 An object's (such as a property) location east or west of the prime meridian, measured as an angle and expressed in degrees, minutes and seconds. Formatting defined by the attribute. 44.223 Number of horizontal divisions of a building, constituting the area between two adjacent levels. Total number of separately owned (or occupied) spaces whose interior surfaces (walls, floors and ceilings) serve as their boundaries, in a building or complex. Formatting defined by the attribute. Text description of a property's common amenities to assist disabled residents. May include items such as: wheelchair entry ramps, converted bathrooms, etc. Text description of list of HOA documents available. Text describing the conditions of a lease that contains the right to purchase the property for a specific price within a specific time frame. Number representing payment for rent or leasing. Formatting is defined by current attribute and payment period is defined by the period attribute. Text description of list of reports or inspections available. Text description of the common amenities offered to residents in a common interest where a major percentage of the residents in each household are 55 or older. May include items such as: assisted living, senior center, etc. Text describing the conditions of a sale contract that contains the right to purchase the property via a trade for another property within a specific time frame. Text field containing a uniform resource locator, which is an internet address conisisting of the access protocol, the domain name, and optionally the path of a file or resource residing on the server. An example is http://www.example.com Number representing the maximum amount an object can weigh. The unit attribute specifies the unit of measure, i.e, lbs, kgs, etc. Datetime indicating when the record or resource was last accessed by a user or automated system. The name, if known, of the location of the body of water that this object refers to. An example is a lot located with access to a lake would have the name of the lake as the BodyName. Chesapeake Bay Flag that indicates that the object has a view of the water. This is a subjective measurement and may refer to the enclosing objects. For example, the water view may be visible from an upper story of a building or may be visible from a point on a lot. In each of these cases, the flag should be set to true. Flag that indicates that the object is on a navigable water. Navigable water is a legal term and may imply restrictions on use. The implication is this should be set to true if the object meets the local definition of navigable water. Flag that indicates that the object has a water frontage. The implication is that this should be set to true if the object has direct access to the waterfront. A collection of ExistingStructure. These are buildings or facilities that are present on the property when it is listed for sale, and are included in the sale price. These buildings may include a dwelling, garage, barn, outbuilding or other structures. The name of the development, neighborhood or association in which the property is located. Indicates if animals are allowed in the community, building or unit. PermittedTypes should include things like breeds, types (Cats, Dogs), Neutered, Spayed, Declawed or other information. Indicates the size by weight of animals permitted. 123456789 Grantsville 789342 Short & Swan Real Estate, Inc.