DIY Real Estate: Flat Fee MLS Listings
Who is This Ideal for?
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Sellers who are looking to save money on real estate agent commissions and are willing to handle certain aspects of the sale themselves to keep costs down.
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Sellers who have sold properties before and are familiar with the selling process may benefit from the cost savings and control offered by flat fee DIY listings.
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Sellers who prefer to be hands-on in the selling process and are willing to take on tasks such as marketing, showing the property, and negotiating with buyers.
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In competitive real estate markets where properties sell quickly, sellers may feel confident in managing their own listings and negotiating directly with buyers.
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Sellers with unique or niche properties that may require specialized marketing strategies may opt for DIY listings to have more control over how their property is presented to potential buyers.
What is the MLS?
The MLS, or Multiple Listing Service, is a comprehensive database used by real estate agents and brokers to share information about properties for sale.
It's a centralized platform where real estate professionals can list properties and access detailed information about available listings in a specific area.
And…Why Should I List My Property on It?
Exposure to a Wide Audience: By listing your property on the MLS, it becomes accessible to a large network of real estate professionals, including agents, brokers, and potential buyers. This exposure increases the likelihood of your property being seen by a larger pool of interested parties.
Increased Visibility: Properties listed on the MLS are syndicated to HUNDREDS of real estate websites and platforms, further expanding their visibility to potential buyers who search online for properties.
Accurate and Detailed Information: The MLS provides a standardized format for listing property information, ensuring that all relevant details, such as square footage, amenities, and photos, are accurately presented to potential buyers.
Credibility and Trust: Many buyers and agents rely on the MLS as a trusted source of property information. Listing your property on the MLS adds credibility to your listing and signals to buyers that your property is legitimate and available for sale.
Overall, listing your property on the MLS can significantly enhance your property's exposure, visibility, and marketability; ultimately increasing your chances of selling it quickly and at the best possible price.
You’ve Decided to List Your Home on the MLS, now Consider Your Options…
There are several critical pieces from the beginning, the middle and the end of your sale…
We’ve created the following solutions to help collaborate with you to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience while still saving you money.
MLS Flat-Fee Listing
“Cut Out the Commission”
Listing Paperwork & Disclosures
Ensure accurate home information including taxes, assessments, etc
Disclosures required by the State
Active MLS Listing
Upload up to 50 photos on your listing
Synch to 100’s of real estate sites
Unlimited listing maintenance & changes
Pricing Assistance
FREE Market Alignment Tool
MLS Add-Ons
Ball Park Pricing $99 (optional)
Complete Home Valuation $199 (optional)
Showing Tracker $125 (optional)
Track all Showings
Record Feedback
Helpful App Technology
Consultation Services
“High-Risk Area”
Our professional guidance provides you with the expertise, support, and resources you need to navigate the complexities of the home selling process with confidence.
Consultation* available for negotiating offers, counter-offers, inspections, appraisals, etc.
Consult with an expert agent:
30 mins $225.00
1 hour $400.00
2.5 hours $1,000
Did you know? The average time spent on negotiating a home sale is 2.5 hours
*You can always buy more time if needed at the above rates!
Closing Support
“Time-Saver”
Managing the Transaction
Ensure your home sale meets all timelines and deadlines for a smooth and timely closing
Paperwork Overview
Ensure all necessary documents are on file before closing
Coordination & Communication
With other parties involved in the transaction, including buyers, agents, lenders, and title companies.