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SCAOR LOGIN SCREEN CHANGES
IN PREPARATION FOR
SAFEMLS® IMPLEMENTATION
SCAOR members logging in to Innovia will notice an updated login screen as shown below.
You can continue to login with your current User ID and Password in the left login box until you receive your SAFEMLS® token. For the 1300 plus who have received your token, you can use the SAFEMLS® login box to the right.
You are able to login to InnoVia without a token, only until March 2. Click on "Click HERE for Standard login". Don't be locked out of the MLS on March 2. Please click here to signup for your token pickup on the February 28th Make-up Day.
W H A T ?
SAFEMLS® Security System
W H E N ?
SCAOR delivered the SAFEMLS® security solution to most MLS members on 1/29 - 1/30/09. There are several make-up sessions on 2/28/09.
W H E R E ?
Distribution Sessions will be held at the SCAOR Office. 23407 Park Avenue, Georgetown, DE 19947. Please go to www.thescaorstore.com and click on "Events" to see the distribution schedule and sign up for the remaining available time slots.
H O W ?
Identify your assigned session on the schedule. Attend a brief informative training session to receive a SAFEMLS® token. You will also receive a user guide, which outlines the self-registration process, how to use the SAFEMLS® token, what to do in the event of a lost or broken token, and warranty and support options. BE SURE TO BRING PHOTO IDENTIFICATION TO THE SESSION.
W H Y ?
SCAOR identified the need to implement a security initiative designed to provide optimum protection for valuable MLS and consumer data. Our reliance on usernames and passwords as the sole form of user authentication is no longer an option. Members share their login information with technology vendors, friends and family, and even the consumer. SAFEMLS® tokens provide the necessary security to protect the MLS data and the consumers personal financial information, while still offering the flexibility and convenience for the truly mobile MLS member.
SAFEMLS® tokens generate one-time passwords with the simple touch of a button. Once a password is used, it can not be used to log in again thus significantly reducing the risk of shared passwords. SCAOR is confident that the SAFEMLS® solution is an important step to protecting the valuable data and information that is vital to our MLS members.
After March 2nd, 2009, all SCAOR members will be required to use a SAFEMLS® authenticator to obtain passwords for access to the MLS system.
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Friday, March 6 @
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| The best state's RPAC celebration is even better this year! Register now for a hors d'oeuvres and cash bar event from 4 - 6 pm, featuring a Chinese Auction and of course, the JUMP. You can join us earlier in the day, 1- 4 pm, for a 3 CEU Legislative Update class on the new Delaware Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act (DUCIOA), for only $10 more!
For class, Food, Auction & all the fun - $35 Contribution
CLASS SEATS ARE LIMITED - PLEASE REGISTER SOON!
For just the Food, Auction & fun (no CE class) - $25 Contribution
Don't Miss it!
Register Today at www.delawarerealtor.com >>
Important Contribution Information: Contributions are not deductible for income tax purposes. Contributions to RPAC are voluntary and are used for political purposes. You may refuse to contribute without reprisal and the National Association of REALTORS® or any of its state associations or local boards will not favor or disfavor any member because of the amount contributed. 70% of each contribution is used by your state PAC to support state and local political candidates. Until your state PAC reaches its RPAC goal 30% is sent to the National RPAC to support federal candidates and is charged against your limits under 2 U.S.c.441a; after the state PAC reaches its RPAC goal it may elect to retain your entire contribution for use in supporting state and local candidates. |
5 - 7 p.m. at the New SCAOR Building
Come join this Social event and enjoy Hors d'oeuvres and Drinks while you mingle with other Affiliates & REALTORS®.
What a perfect opportunity to NETWORK with existing and NEW business relationships. We look forward to seeing you !!
This is an Affiliate Sponsored Event.
ALL SCAOR AFFILIATES & REALTORS® Welcome!!
FREE ~ Please RSVP at scaorstore.com!
Invite others ~ Here's a flyer to share >>
Andy Taylor will offer a FREE non-credit evening on the Common Interest Ownership Act. This will be held at the SCAOR office on Tuesday, February 24 at 6 p.m.
This is a REALTOR® outreach to educate HOA representatives. Seating is limited to 60 REALTORS®, so sign up and reserve your seat today!
The session is free, but registration is required.
Please feel free to invite local homeowner association members to attend.
Click Here to Register >>
Access the book online immediately!
At home or at work, downloading the book all at once or by sections,
in a streamlined PDF printable / viewable format, getting your book is now so convenient!
Click here to purchase your copy and access the PDF link now!
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Meet your Delaware license renewal requirements now. Don't sweat it out by waiting.
Register for the classes you need at www.thescaorstore.com.
Agents are required to take:
- 3 CE Real Estate Concepts (agent/salesperson core)
- 3 CE Legislative Update,
- plus another 9 credit hours.
Brokers are required to take:
- 6 CE Broker Core
- plus another 9 credit hours.
Non-resident licensees in Maryland are required to complete
15 continuing education credits by April 30, 2009.
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Governor Markell signed House Bill 45 this Wednesday, February 4, 2009 which STAYS enforcement of changes to the Condo Law until July 1, 2009. See details at www.delawarerealtor.com >>
Full Listing of February 10, 2009 through March 11, 2009
Delaware Planning News & Meetings >>
ETHICALLY SPEAKING... Our Duties to Clients and Customers
How do you think the Professional Standards Panel ruled in last week's Case Study?
Below is the Hearing Panel's decision.
Code of Ethics Case Study #8-2:
Request for Investigation Filed by Board with the State Real Estate Commission
The Hearing Panel concluded that REALTOR® A was in violation of Article 8 of the Code of Ethics and recommended that the decision, when final, be forwarded to the State Real Estate Commission as a possible violation of the public trust.
The Board of Directors affirmed the decision of the Hearing Panel; ordered implementation of the recommended sanction; and requested that the President forward, with advice of Board legal counsel, the final decision to the State Real Estate Commission as a possible violation of the public trust.
