F.A.Qs

No, your maximum cost is $520.00 paid upfront plus 3% buyer’s commission.

Yes, you can terminate the MLS listing at anytime.

You can make multiple changes to your listing be sending us an email or yourself by accessing your "property listing" thru our system.

The illustration assumes that you list your property with traditional real estate company (for example, Re/Max, Century 21, Coldwell Banker, Keller Williams, etc). Under this illustration, let’s assume your home sells for $400,000 and that you paid $520 fee for the MLS option 2. Your commission would be $14,000 plus our $520 fee, for a total of $14,520. This is calculated as follows: $400,000 x 3.5%= $14,000 paid at closing and our fee of $520 (paid at time of listing). Now, let’s compare the savings if you listed your home with a traditional brokerage company for 6%. The commission on a $400,000 sale with a 6% commission rate would be $24,000 ($400,000 x 6% = $24,000). Therefore the savings would be $9,480 ($24,000 – $14,520 = $9,480).

Remember, if you find a buyer on your own, you pay NO commission.

No. You maintain the right to sell your home on you own. If you find a buyer, you will not be obligated to pay a commission on the sale.

Yes, it’s true. According to the National Association of Realtors, approximately 85% of all U.S. homes are sold through Realtors using the MLS and homes listed on the MLS average net proceeds of 7% higher than homes sold for sale by owner.

Yes. All participating MLS Realtors belong to their local association of Realtors.

No, but Realtors depend on quick and easy access.

You e-mail us your request price change. We will e-mail you an addendum to the listing agreement to change the price. After we receive the signed addendum, the change will be input into the MLS.

The multiple Listing Service (MLS) is the National Association of Realtors (NAR) computerized list of homes currently for sale. The Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is the primary data system that most Real Estate Agents use to market and sell property.

This is the most powerful marketing tools the Realtors have. This will put your home in front of thousands of hard-working buyer agents and their serious, qualified buyers. More than 87% of all homes for sale are sold on the MLS.

Yes, your home will be listed on all our websites, Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia, and 100’s of local real estate websites and on many other regional and national real estate websites. Over 92% of buyers use the Internet to search for their next home.

No. It will look the same as all the other MLS listings. As a matter of fact our company One Stop Realty is a full service brokerage and many of our listings are 6%!

Real estate agents will be paid the normal/traditional real estate commission. Realtors almost exclusively rely on the MLS to locate homes that match their buyer’s needs. The MLS listing will show that the home is listed and that there is a buyer’s agent real estate agent commission payable.