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Yes. Some examples of changes that can be made are price, photos, buyer's agent commission, public remarks, etc. You will not incur additional fees for these changes.

In almost every case you will only ever pay us a one-time flat fee for our service (contact our office for questions on specific MLSs at (707) 502-9149). Note: You are NO LONGER required to offer a buyer's agent compensation as per MLS rules.

Buyer's agents contact the Seller directly to set up showings. The Seller's contact information is placed in the "Showing Instructions" of the MLS for buyer's agents to see. However, it is a violation of the MLS for a Seller's contact information to be placed in the Public Remarks section or on Partner MLS Websites (Zillow, Realtor.com, etc). Any emails inquiries are forwarded directly to you as well.

Absolutely! Not only does our business model help create competition in the brokerage business which benefits consumers, but it is also endorsed by the United States Department of Justice. You can read about it at the following link: https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/atr/legacy/2007/05/08/223094.pdf

Add A Listing, LLC is a licensed real estate brokerage in Florida (Lic. # CQ1065877). Our company provides a web based solution that provides consumers access to MLS. Our service connects consumers with licensed Flat Fee agents in the area where the property is located. The listing will then be entered into database of the MLS. We cover all 50 states.

Yes. If you are offering a competitive commission via the MLS to buyer's agents (usually 2-3%), buyer's agents will show your property. Buyer's agents will NOT show properties that are not offering a commission via the MLS.

Yes, with Add a Listing you will always be listed on the same MLS that local agents use. Your listing will appear in the same feed as all other listings on the MLS. The only difference with a Flat Fee listing is that we will instruct all buyer's agents to contact you for showings, etc. Additionally, there are about 700 MLSs across the United States. We will always list you in the "correct" MLS that serves the area where the property is geographically located (unless you instruct us otherwise). This is very important.

Listing your property on the MLS will give you access to thousands of local Realtors representing buyers (known as buyer's agents). Additionally, accessing the MLS means that your listing will be syndicated to hundreds of national real estate websites. Some of the notable websites where buyers will be able to locate your listing include: Realtor.com, Trulia, Zillow, Redfin, Movoto, HomeFinder.com, Homes.com, Yahoo! Real Estate, HotPads.com, RealtyTrac.com, AOL Real Estate, Military.com, LandWatch.com, Coldwell Banker, Re/Max, Point2Homes.com, Century 21, etc. Many websites like Realtor.com are only available to MLS sellers. They have no FSBO option. Flat Fee MLS sellers also see benefit when it comes to average days on market and the amount of money that a seller will see at closing. Studies show that the median sold price on the MLS was about 17% higher than homes sold off of the MLS. Source: https://www.brightmls.com/article/on-off-mls-study Note: The above list of syndicated websites is subject to change.

When a buyer conducts a search on Zillow the default search results only show properties listed on the MLS. (See the example on the left). Using our example, a buyer was searching for property in Miami. The results of that search produce only properties listed on the MLS. The only way that a buyer can find a FSBO listing is by clicking on the "Other listings" tab. This significantly reduces the number of buyers who are seeing your property.

Flat fee MLS is a term used to describe a practice in which realtors place pertinent information about a property for sale into the database of the local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for flat fee as opposed to a commission based on the contract selling price. All the benefits associated with an MLS listing will be realized at a fraction of the cost. You can read more about what the MLS is here: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/multiple-listing-service-mls.asp