We Will Sell Your Home For As Low As and .0048 Paid At Closing
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Maximize the exposure of your home for only $595 and .0048 due at closing.
If you sell your home yourself, you do not pay any other fees or commissions. If a real estate agent brings an offer which you decide to accept, you pay a commission of 2.5% - 3%. Compare this to the 6% or 7% you would normally pay!*
The most you will pay under this program is $595 marketing fee and .0048 paid at closing plus 3%.
But if you find the buyer yourself, you'll save the 3%!!!
• No hidden costs
• Keep your "for sale by owner" status
• Save thousands of dollars in listing commissions
• Same MLS listing service used by real estate agents in
your area
• Expose your home to thousands of buyers and their
agents in your area
• Plus, your home will get additional exposure through Realtor.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)?
MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service. The MLS Listing System is a database of homes for sale in a specific area and is run by the local Board of Realtors®. It's the traditional method agents use to find homes for their buyers or to advertise their listings to other agents.
How much does it cost to get on the MLS?
It costs a one time, up front, flat fee of $595 and .0048 due at closing.
How long does my home stay on the MLS Listing System?
Your home will be advertised on your local MLS Listing System for six months. It will likely appear on Realtor.com as well.
Do I get a refund if my home doesn't sell before the six months is up?
There is no refund if your home doesn't sell.
What is the benefit of putting my home on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)?
There is one very significant benefit to having your home listed on the MLS - EXPOSURE to the local pool of real estate agents! The fact that you have your home for sale in the MLS will now be known by the thousands of real estate agents in your market who are helping buyers find homes.
What does it mean to "Co-op"?
Co-op (cooperative payment) means that you would be willing to pay a Buyer's Agent a fee for bringing a buyer to you. Typically, a Buyer's Agent is paid 2.5% - 3.0% of the sales price. It is necessary to list the commission amount you are willing to pay on the MLS when you fill out the MLS listing agreement.
If I do not want to "Co-op" with a Real Estate Agent, is the MLS Listing still a good idea for me?
No. A Buyer's Agent expects compensation. Without offering it, an agent will have no reason to bring a buyer to your home.
Do I have to pay an agent if I put my home on the local MLS Listing Service but find the buyer myself?
NO! In this scenario, you would have only spent $595 and .0048 due at closing.
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