MLS Listing*

Save Thousands in Commission Selling and Renting Real Estate

What is a MLS Listing? It's a medium of exposure where over 4 out 5 properties for sale appear. MLS Listing portals make over one million Realtors in the United States able to see your property. All of the content on Realtor.com and most of the content on Zillow, Trulia, Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Remax, Prudential, Coldwell Banker, & Century 21 originates as an MLS Listing. MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service which is a database that Realtors^® use to offer to cooperate by sharing their inventory with other Realtors^®. Whether For Sale or For Rent a MLS Listing generates the broadest exposure. With a low cost Flat Fee MLS Listing Service, you can essentially gain access to the MLS without paying a high Realtor's^® commission. In fact if the buyer does not have a Realtor^® of his/her own, you will not have any selling commission at all!

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Over 30 years ago, the National Association of REALTORS^® started tabulating what percentage of properties sell with the assistance of a REALTOR^® vs. By Owner. It has consistently been over 4 out of 5. As such, your home needs to be where most REALTORS^® find inventory to sell. That means you need an MLS Listing. REALTORS^® however, do not pick as many properties for their buyers and renters to see anymore. Today, the buyers and renters go online and report back to their REALTOR^® what they want to see. Most of the online services get their content from an MLS Listing.

* We are not nor do we intend to purport that this site is a Multiple Listing Service. Use of the term MLS or the phrase multiple listing service denotes that you the owner fills out forms so that our licensed Broker can type you into the MLS's database. It does not imply that you as a layperson will be granted direct computer access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) yourself or that this site is a representation of the MLS library of listings. All commissions are negotiable by law.

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