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Flat Fee MLS Listing

Flat Fee MLS Listing taken to a whole new level. Instead of charging a percentage commission for each transaction, MLS MY HOME Flat Rate Listing offers an A La Carte Menu of services to Home Owners to choose from. We allow home sellers to save thousands upon thousands of dollars. With our Flat Rate Listing, we give our clients more than any other Flat Fee Listing Site. And our clients recognize that they are getting a real bargain.

Flat Fee MLS Listing nation wide. Our name says it all, MLS MY HOME. Placing your home in many (MLS) Multiple Listing Services. The Local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) DataBases, and many other search engines like Zillow, Google Base, Realtor.com, AOL.com, MSN.com, YAHOO.com.

In just a few short years, since the advent of the Internet, Flat Fee MLS Listing have become the preferred method of marketing a home. Compared with traditional real estate brokers who often charge 6-7% of a home's selling price in order to list your home in the MLS, Flat Fee MLS Listing gives Home Owners a tremendous marketing exposure for thousands of dollars less.

"A recent survey by the National Association of REALTORS showed that over 87% of home shoppers now use the Internet. The only way to get your home listed on www.realtor.com is through a real estate agent or broker who is a member of your local Realtor Multiple Listing Service. Realtor.com and many other real estate websites collect the data from the local MLS to display to their users".

By not listing your home in the MLS, you'll be missing out on 87% of home buyers. Everyone knows that increased demand causes prices to increase. If more buyers are aware that your home is on the market, it stands to reason that you will receive a higher sales price.

Greater exposure means higher selling prices and faster selling times. Flat rate MLS listing give you the ability as a homeowner to sell your home faster and for a higher price than marketing a home any other way.

Why use our Flat Fee MLS Listing?

Listing with a traditional real estate firm, you usually agree to pay a listing commission (say for example 6%) which is due at settlement and deducted from the proceeds of your sale. Half of that fee is the "listing portion" of the commission (3% in this example) and this amount goes directly to the firm that lists your home in the MLS. The other half, the "selling portion" or "buyer agent's fee" of 3% goes to the real estate agent who procures a buyer for your home. If the listing agent sells your home without a buyer agent's involvement, their company gets the entire 6%.

Instead of paying the "listing portion" of the commission (3% of the gross sales price of your home) you pay a flat rate listing fee.

With savings like these, it's easy to see why flat rate fee MLS listing have become more popular.

With the USA median average sales prices approaching $400,000, many sellers are simply unwilling to pay a real estate agent a commission of $24,000 to sell their home. Because while 6% of the sales price of your home may not seem like a large percentage, it usually translates into a much larger percentage of your home's equity. Equity is the amount of cash you get to keep after the expenses of the sale have been paid. It's the bottom line.

Flat Fee MLS Listing How it Works

MLS MY HOME is taking Flat Fee Listing to a whole new level. Consumer attitudes toward the real estate market are shifting dramatically. The time is now to take advantage of the changing climate and make it work in your favor.

As home buyers and sellers have become more informed, sophisticated, and computer savvy, the role of the real estate agent is being challenged. In some cases, the real estate agency's cut of a home sale is equivalent to as much as some people earn in a year, and to many consumers, this is unacceptable. Consequently, more owners are attempting to sell their homes without the aid of a broker. In today's market, too often the broker is seen as an unpleasant necessity.