The Austin Board of Realtors is accusing CoreLogic, the vendor of its multiple listing service of selling home sold data to Travis Central Appraisal District, a county-level home appraisal organization.
Source: Inman News
CoreLogic accused of inappropriately selling MLS data
Published in Austin Board of Realtors, corelogic, Data, MLS, MLS & Associations, Select and Travis Central Appraisal District
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