Yes. If an agent sees a listing and brings a buyer, you must pay the buyer's agent a commission if you accept the offer. You decide how much commission to offer as part of the MLS listing process. The commission you're willing to pay is stated on the MLS listing. It is NOT negotiated on an agent by agent basis. We recommend offering a commission between 2 - 3% since your listing will be competing with others for agent's attention.

No. You pay only a flat fee to the listing agent.

Almost all the agents in our Flat Fee MLS network will provide additional services including contract review, negotiating, and close of sale. These services are subject to an additional charge.

Yes, see our Coverage Areas here.

Listing a home on the MLS notifies all local agents that your home is for sale. Over 80% of buyers are represented by agents - you must reach them to get the most offers. In other words, the best way to reach four out of five possible buyers is by listing on the MLS.

The truth is most sellers' agents don't go looking for buyers; they simply list a house on the local MLS and then talk to the buyers' agents who find them there. You can do the same thing and not owe a sellers' agent 3% of your sale price.

Just like any agent-sponsored listing, a Flat Fee MLS Listing will receive free national exposure on the Realtor.com® website with a color photos and description. The website is open to the public and is the most heavily trafficked real estate website on the internet. Only properties listed in the MLS can appear on Realtor.com. In addition, MLS listings are featured on other real estate websites that attract millions of potential buyers.

An agent from our Flat Fee MLS network will call or email within 1 - 2 business days (not including weekends) after an order is placed. The agent will send all the forms required to complete the MLS listing. Once these forms are completed and faxed or emailed back to the agent, the listing will be in the MLS in 24 - 48 hours. Once listed in the MLS it takes Realtor.com 2 - 5 business days to upload a listing to their site. This is an automatic upload and can't be sped up.

In most areas, yes. Due to local regulation, the use of "For Sale By Owner" signs are not allowed in some areas when listed on the MLS. Alternatively, generic "House For Sale" signs can be used and are available at your local home improvement store.

We've helped thousands of people just like you sell their home and save. Although our agents place the listing on the MLS for you, the calls and buyers will be referred directly to you. Last year, nearly 1,500,000 sellers nationwide saved thousands by not using a full commission agent. 1 in 3 homeowners are selling without a traditional agent!

We are absolutely dedicated to bringing you the best possible service. If you are unhappy with your experience with your Broker, we ask that you email us and give us the opportunity to resolve any issue at the earliest possible moment. Your property will be listed in the appropriate MLS within 48 business hours of the return of all your completed paperwork, unless you have been informed otherwise before signing the listing agreement. The listing information you provided to the listing agent will be entered into the MLS correctly and that you will be given an opportunity to review it for errors. Any errors brought to the agents attention will be corrected as soon as possible. We will work closely with you to accomplish all we have promised.

You get 6 Photos on the MLS and 4 Photos on Realtor.com and you may add up to 25 Photos with a Showcase upgrade for $79 available in Step 2. You will upload digital photos of the exterior and interior of the house. If necessary, hard copy photos can be scanned and emailed, but will slow down the process. The photos need to be saved in a .jpg file, ideally 640 x 480 pixels. The number of photos allowed on the MLS varies by county.

No. No commissions are owed if you find the buyer.

The flat fee MLS listing period is up to 6 months. It may be extended for an additional discounted charge. Listings can be withdrawn from your local MLS at any time by request.

The MLS is the traditional database agents use to find homes for the buyers that they represent. In the past the only way to get your home on this powerful list was to hire a full commission agent because only licensed real estate agents can list property for sale in the MLS.

Our licensed real estate agents can place your home in the MLS. We have a national network of experienced flat-fee MLS agents who will prepare the paperwork and place your home in your local MLS. They do not charge a commission; your only cost is a one-time fee for the service. All calls about your listing will be forwarded to you directly and quickly.

All the necessary listing forms and disclosures will be provided by the local agent. They can be emailed, faxed, mailed, and in some cases, completed online. Once an order is placed, the information will be forwarded to the local agent who will contact you to review the listings details.

The MLS listing will display both the agent's contact information and in most states, yours as well. When the listing agent receives inquiries about your property, the interested parties will be directed to you to set up showings and discuss details about your property. Realtor.com does not allow seller's phone numbers to appear in their listings.