No, and I bet the reason they're removing it now is because property condition is quite subjective. I bet there was always a lot of dissent over it. They were probably tired of hearing about it.

No such field in our MLS.  You can share commenst in the remarks and confidential remarks. Photos can help.

No, and conditions can be interpreted differently.  The property inspection tells it like it si.  A

not yet. If there is one all the commentaries will disagree with the condition.

No condition field here.

However, someone suggested 'triple mint' could be a condition indicator.

Yep. I can see why that fields 'gotta go."

A very subjective issue, I can understand why they would remove it.

No. Wording and personal inspection is important. 

No, ours does not. The pictures and in-person visit show the condition. What are the major issues with removing it?

We do and while most are pretty consistent with our own definitions, the subjective nature makes it a useless field. 

 No.  If they did, I would not complete it.  Way too much liability.  

Never heard of such a thing - and I can see it being an issue as what one person thinks the condition of a property is may be quite different than another.

Yes, but like many fields agents don't always complete, so properties get missed if you rely on it.

No, it does not. 

You are better to mention conditions in your comments.

I can see where this would be controversial....

no, I think we did at one time....but I don't think we do any longer....

Where's here? Anyway the Northern IL & Chicago one does not. That would be so subjective & hilarious. Everyone would say 5 stars!

Have not seen it... there can be so many factors contributing to how someone sees the condition, I could see where having this field could be very troublesome.

Not on any MLS's I have participated in over the years.

No but, many agents include the Disclosures in our MLS for other agents' access. I would think this could be quite the subjective answer so, I don't know that I would WANT to have this requirement entered by an agent. 

Removing that criteria could be removing liability for your members, Dean Cacioppo!

No such field in our mls. 

We have for years...

The tax information imports into the MLS and that gives age. 

No, we do not have that field.

Dean ~ Here in Northern Virginia we have an optional field that runs the gamut from shell, As-Is condition, rehab potential, to shows well.  Most of the time it is helpful, but as several other comments have noted, condition is subjective.

No and it sounds like a can of worms. Who determines the condition and how legitimate is it?

We have a Seller's Property Disclosure with years in it, and if the homeowners cannot remember, it is left blank.

Dean Cacioppo - no! Though some pictures tell us the story.

We do not.  I wonder how accurate it has been?

Nope. Like grading diamonds under the lupe, so much to cover when there is a house or structure attached to the land to assign a number. Could have new roof, heating system but damage from before with ceilings and the freeze up makes you scratch your head. The appraiser says rotten, fair, fair plus, good minus, OMG best I've ever seen to date, etc. The images and your warning that they may cause a stomach reaction tell the tale of what the heck happened here... Videos don''t lie either as you pan the room where it looks like Stephen King made a movie. The good, the bad, the ugly. (That clint eastwood eerie sound) This is what you are getting boys and girls. 

Yes.

No, but we can add a key word: fixer, reo, brand new, etc. and it is optional.