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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Changes in 'property profiles' Posted by JK (the other JK) on June 25, 2009 at 11:12 AM In Reply to: Changes in 'property profiles' posted by bukzin on June 25, 2009 at 10:53 AM : One of the sources of comps and transaction history : which we use is 'AgentFirst' provide thru our title company, : First American. : Both of these items have been removed from this database, : along with some others. : I called our rep here in town and she said these are changes : required be the state dept of insurance. : Something to do with title companies 'steering' customers : to them. : Anyone else seeing this change? Any thoughts on a work-around? : Thanks, : Bukzin in California That's BS. A bunch of the Title Co's are cutting back to save costs. Find another title company that will help you or sign up with Dataquick directly and pay. Follow Ups: New law prohibits title companies from providing free data CC in OC 11:33 AM, 06/25/09 (13) What part of that law says they can't provide free data? (nt) JK (the other JK) 12:01 AM, 06/25/09 (12) First American Title interprets the prohibition to include data CC in OC 12:46 AM, 06/25/09 (1) Re: First American Title interprets the prohibition to include data JK (the other JK) 3:28 PM, 06/25/09 (0) If you use CC logic, I guess you wouldn't be able to get a prelim, either. JK (the other JK) 12:06 AM, 06/25/09 (9) Re: If you use CC logic, I guess you wouldn't be able to get a prelim, either. Rob 3:35 PM, 06/25/09 (8) Show me a link where any Title company has been fined for giving access to data? JK (the other JK) 3:58 PM, 06/25/09 (7) prelims, etc. Kristine-CA 10:28 PM, 06/30/09 (0) I'm not much of a link-meister... Rick, the Probate Guy 7:45 AM, 06/27/09 (0) Re: Show me a link where any Title company has been fined for giving access to data? Rob 4:53 PM, 06/25/09 (4) We are in agreement that you lied. JK (the other JK) 6:58 PM, 06/29/09 (0) Re: Show me a link where any Title company has been fined for giving access to data? bukzin 6:37 PM, 06/29/09 (0) I'm not a member of that site. Maybe you can cut & paste the text. (nt) JK (the other JK) 10:16 AM, 06/27/09 (1) Here is that article bukzin 8:46 PM, 06/30/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : One of the sources of comps and transaction history : : which we use is 'AgentFirst' provide thru our title company, : : First American. : : Both of these items have been removed from this database, : : along with some others. : : I called our rep here in town and she said these are changes : : required be the state dept of insurance. : : Something to do with title companies 'steering' customers : : to them. : : Anyone else seeing this change? Any thoughts on a work-around? : : Thanks, : : Bukzin in California : That's BS. A bunch of the Title Co's are cutting back to save costs. Find another title company that will help you or sign up with Dataquick directly and pay. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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