MLS Flat Fee
Florida
Florida having some of the highest real
estate prices in the nation, makes it even more important to
reduce real estate comissions when at all possible.
When your house sells for $100,000 a regular
6% comission structure will set you back $6000, but when your
house sells for $600,000 you are spending an enormous
$36.000! Ouch!
For this reason MLS flat fee
florida listings are on the rise. Florida residents are
also a savvy group, understanding the importance of marketing
the property well, yet they also understand the large
expenditure of advertising in the news paper or other
media.
Doing a flat fee mls listing for your
florida property makes business sense, it will sace you a lot
of money, and it is much easier than you would think.
What is an MLS flat fee
listing?
Traditionally when you contract with
a real estate agent there will be a comission involved.
Typically the "listing agent" will get 2-3% of the sales
price. When doing a flat fee MLS listing, the price
includes the agent posting your listing on the MLS for a flat,
one time fee.
Will there be no comission involved
at all?
If the buyer is brought to the property by a
licensed real estate agent, the agent will receive a comission
on the sale. The amount of comission will be spelled out by you
in the details of your listing. Typically the comission to the
buyers agent is around 2-3%. Check the going rate before you
decide. If you are too low, no agent will show your
property.
If the buyer finds your property on one of
mane websites the MLS listing will be placed upon, there is no
comission involved.
Care should be taken to read the fine print
of the agreement between you and the listing agent to make sure
there are no surprise fees at closing.
Many listing agents will make standard real
estate contracts available to their clients along with other
forms and contracts.
More and more are taking advantage
of MLS flat fee florida listings to sell their
home, condo, apartment building, even using a flat fee MLS to
obtain a tenant for their rental property.
It is well worth it to take advantage of a
MLS flat fee florida listing. It can save you a heap of
money.
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