F.A.Qs

Yes. If a Buyer's agent sees your listing on the MLS and brings a buyer you must pay the buyer's agent a commission if you accept the offer.

The commission you're willing to pay must be stated on your MLS listing details. We recommend that you offer a commission between 2% - 3% because your listing will be competing with other listings for agent's attention. 

The listing agreement forms and addendum will be emailed to you once we receive your order, through Docusign. Once your signed documents, your online form with your photographs, and payment are submitted to us, your property will be listed in the MLS with 3 business days. All other websites, including REALTOR.com® will post your listing within 1-5 business days. Changes to an MLS listing are handled in the same fashion. All changes to your listing must be done online to your account, we do accept email changes

PLEASE NOTE:
When you are entering your information you are not directly updating the MLS.

On an hourly basis real estate agents look on the MLS for new listings as they have qualified buyers ready to purchase a home. The majority of all buyers are represented by a real estate agent because it's completely free to them. And a real estate agents will always start their search on the MLS.

An MLS listing means more offers on your property. 

The truth is you can now place an MLS Listing By Owner and not owe a sellers' agent 3% of your sale price. Please give us a call if you have any questions and we will gladly explain the how you will save thousands and benefit from a Flat Fee MLS Listing By Owner.