MRIS Blog

MRIS will be performing system maintenance late Monday evening, June 30th.  Due to this, the following products will be temporarily unavailable for 20 minutes from 11 PM.

We’d like to share a story. A story told in a creative way. About someone very important: Our customers. Their potential. Their challenges. Their future. At MRIS, we’ve been at work rebuilding HomesDatabase.com, our public listings Web site. When we started this project, we determined that every hour and dollar spent would be dedicated to connecting our agents with consumers online. That meant leveraging our collective power to put them ahead of the Web giants that dominate online real estate. The new HomesDatabase.com will launch later this summer. We hope you enjoy the story!

Here is a friendly reminder that all MRIS subscribers have free access to Tax Assessor Maps for over 45 counties in the MRIS footprint.  Assessor maps show the legal boundaries and dimensions of each parcel and serve as the basis for land value assessments. The assessor maps in most areas include the ability to save, annotate, measure, print, zoom in, zoom out, rotate, highlight and hand panning. These incredible options give you the opportunity to view neighboring property boundaries, view planned commercial and residential development as well as view town and subdivision boundaries, thus providing you with more information to assist your client in making all of their real estate decisions based on accurate content.Access Assessor Maps from the Resource Center of the Full Listing Display in Matrix. This subscriber benefit is no extra cost to MRIS customers.  For more information on the assessor maps please visit the Assessor Map Product Page.