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With just a few clicks, you can change anything about your listing!
In many states, we provide you with seller disclosures, making the most complex part of selling your home simple.
If your buyer has no agent, you pay no commission!
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Includes:1 Subject to MLS restrictions. Some MLS' may not support more than 24 photos
2 Some areas restrict the minimum commission to Buyer’s Agents to be 2%. There’s no commission paid to Houzeo or the listing agent.
3 Feature goes live on March 31, 2019
4 10 free changes to price, status, and property description. $10 for all additional changes. $30 to $50 for all changes to photos or additional open houses.
What is a Mulitple Listing Service (MLS)?
Should I offer the buyer's agent a commission?
Do I need to review my MLS listing?
How will I know when my listing goes public?
How long does it take to get my listing on the MLS?
Will my listing appear on Zillow, Redfin, Trulia etc.?
How will buyers and buyer agents contact me?
How does Houzeo help me file disclosures?
How do I get help if I need it?
How do I get started with Houzeo?
Home owners looking to sell their homes themselves (For Sale By Owners – FSBOs) find Flat Fee MLS listing as the most important tool in their arsenal. It gives them everything a listing agent can provide, but for a small flat fee. It offers MLS’ exposure while cutting out the listing side of the commission. Home sellers can work directly with the buyer’s agent or the buyer, if unrepresented. Home sellers should offer the buyer’s agent a commission - By doing this, they typically save about half of the commission but still sell their home for top dollar and rather quickly.
The Multiple listing service, also known as the MLS, is a portal that real estate brokers can access to list properties, view local real estate data, and interact with other brokers. Most people recognize the MLS as the database that all realtors use to post homes for sale. The MLS can only be accessed by local licensed realtors, who pay a membership fee. There are over 700 MLS’s in the country and each multiple listing services is geographically based. Real estate listings should only be posted on the local MLS. Realtor.com acts as a nationwide collection of all properties listed on the 700 MLS’ around the country. The only way to get your home listed on the MLS is through a licensed broker who is a member of your local MLS.
1 - Many agents set up auto notification emails for their buyers when new homes show up on the MLS. You want to be on this list.
2 - Most local MLS’ distribute to Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, and several other brokerages/portals. This is important exposure for your listing.
3 - Finally, MLS allows you to offer the buyer’s agent a commission. Since most buyers are still represented by agents, a fair commission to buyer’s agents incentivizes them to show your home. This will immensely increase your chances of a quick sale!
FSBO (pronounced, "fizbo") is real estate agent lingo for “For Sale By Owner.” FSBOs are home sellers who sell their homes directly to buyers without using real estate agents. Those sellers often put signs in their front yards that say, “For Sale By Owner,” and thus the name. If you ever want to get into a lively conversation with any real estate agent, just ask them what they think of "For Sale By Owners." I can’t think of a subject that gets real estate agents more riled up. Many will dive into a story about a FSBO house that sold for far less than fair market value. It may have happened many years ago but their memory of it is likely to be as fresh as yesterday.
We are an online real estate startup that specializes in For Sale By Owner home sales. With our Flat Fee MLS Listing you will enjoy the same listing in the same MLS as if you listed with a local top agent.
Your property will be in front of your local real estate agents and on all major sites including Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia, and Redfin. You can still sell by owner too and pay no commission.
Instead of paying a huge commission to the listing agent at closing, you only pay a small flat fee to get the same exposure a top traditional broker will give you.
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