How FAST uses MLS information
MLS information displayed through FAST is licensed, third-party information intended to help authorized real estate professionals evaluate opportunities quickly—not to replace independent verification.
- Listing details may originate from one or more multiple listing services, broker participants, or cooperating data vendors.
- Square footage, lot size, room counts, zoning, permits, status changes, and days on market can change without notice and may contain delays or errors.
- Users should confirm all material property facts directly with the listing broker, title sources, public records, inspections, and any professionals relevant to the transaction.
- FAST may surface MLS information inside deal analysis workflows, comps views, and investor conversations, but the user remains responsible for final review before action is taken.
- MLS access does not grant any right to scrape, download in bulk, republish, resell, redistribute, or use data outside the scope permitted by the applicable MLS, broker, vendor, and license agreement.
What this means in practice
When a user runs numbers on a property in FAST, that speed is operationally valuable, but it does not convert MLS data into a warranty. Any acquisition, listing, wholesaling, underwriting, or resale decision should be made only after the user confirms the underlying facts that matter to price, compliance, and risk.
No appraisal, valuation, or transaction guarantee
Comparable-property selections, automated values, after-repair values, market summaries, and other outputs are estimates only. They are not an appraisal, broker price opinion, inspection, title report, disclosure, lending decision, or guarantee that a property can be acquired, financed, listed, leased, or sold at any stated value.
User and broker responsibility
Each user is responsible for complying with their brokerage policies, fiduciary and disclosure duties, advertising rules, MLS rules, privacy obligations, and all laws applicable to their activities. FAST BRIDGE GROUP does not supervise a user's licensed activity and does not become a party, broker, agent, fiduciary, appraiser, inspector, lender, or title provider in any transaction merely by providing platform access.