CMAsnap expands to RMLS subscribers across Oregon and Southwest Washington

CMAsnap has struck a collaboration with Regional Multiple Listing Service, opening its MLS-integrated pricing and CMA tools to more than 13,500 real estate professionals in Oregon and Southwest Washington. The move gives the platform a broader West Coast presence and gives RMLS subscribers a new option for faster, data-backed property pricing and reporting.

Why it matters: - The collaboration puts CMAsnap in front of more than 13,500 brokers, agents and appraisers who subscribe to RMLS. - RMLS subscribers gain another tool for building comparative market analyses and pricing reports with verified listing data. - The deal strengthens CMAsnap’s West Coast footprint in a large, REALTOR®-owned MLS network.

What happened: - CMAsnap announced a collaboration with Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. (RMLS), the largest REALTOR®-owned MLS in the Pacific Northwest. - The agreement makes CMAsnap’s valuation and reporting tools available to RMLS subscribers across Oregon and Southwest Washington. - Tom Cunningham, CMAsnap’s CEO, said the partnership is meant to give agents practical tools without replacing local expertise. - Kurt von Wasmuth, president and CEO of RMLS, said the collaboration expands technology options for subscribers.

The details: - RMLS subscribers can access CMAsnap through single sign-on from the MLS dashboard. - With a paid CMAsnap subscription, users can leverage verified RMLS listing data inside the platform. - CMAsnap automatically pulls listing data, organizes comparable properties and helps produce client-ready reports. - The company says the platform is designed to cut the time needed for CMAs from hours to minutes. - CMAsnap says the product is built to save time, streamline manual tasks and support agent expertise. - The platform is intended for use on mobile devices and in the field, including at listing appointments and in cars. - CMAsnap says its tools help agents explain pricing strategies clearly and transparently to buyers and sellers.

Between the lines: - The partnership reflects continued demand for MLS-connected software that speeds up pricing work without removing the agent from the process. - RMLS appears to be broadening its technology ecosystem rather than forcing subscribers into a single workflow. - CMAsnap is positioning itself as a practical alternative to more complex valuation tools that rely heavily on automation.

What's next: - RMLS subscribers can now evaluate CMAsnap as part of their existing MLS workflow. - CMAsnap is likely to use the RMLS relationship to deepen its presence across the Pacific Northwest. - The companies did not announce pricing, rollout timing details or a broader expansion plan beyond the RMLS subscriber base.

The bottom line: - CMAsnap just gained a meaningful West Coast distribution channel, and RMLS subscribers got another option for faster, MLS-backed pricing work.