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  • How the MLS Helps You Sell Your Home Faster and Smarter

    The MLS (Multiple Listing Service) is the backbone of modern real estate sales. It’s where serious buyers and agents go first to find homes. Here’s how it helps you:


    Maximum Exposure: 

    Your property is instantly syndicated to top sites like Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com, and hundreds more. You’re everywhere buyers are looking.


    Access to Agents and Pre-Qualified Buyers:

    Most buyers are working with agents—and agents only show homes listed on the MLS. If you’re not there, you’re invisible to the largest buyer pool.


    Credibility & Professional Presentation: 

    MLS listings are taken more seriously. Your home gets listed with professional photos, a compelling description, and all key data points, making it stand out.


    Accurate Pricing Guidance: 

    MLS data helps determine the right listing price by comparing recent, nearby sales—helping you avoid overpricing or leaving money on the table.


    Faster Sale Times: 

    Homes listed on the MLS typically sell faster and closer to asking price than homes not listed.


    Legal Compliance & Documentation:

    MLS listings include proper disclosures, contracts, and agent interactions—reducing your risk and keeping the transaction on track.


  • Do you provide support?

    Yes, Customer support is available Monday – Friday 9am to 6 pm EST

  • Settlement and Closing Cost Explained

    When you sell a house you can expect to pay from 1%-2% of the sales price for settlement charges, these items could include the following: Transfer tax, deed preparation, city and county taxes, attorney to attend the closing, overnight payoff fees, fed wire fees, transaction admin fees, additional items could include home warranty, closing cost for buyers, points to buy down buyers interest rates.


     

  • Compliance, Commissions & MLS Fines


    Buyer’s Agent Commission and Compliance Fee Disclosure

    Seller acknowledges and agrees that the offer of compensation to a cooperating (buyer’s) broker is entirely optional and at the sole discretion of the Seller. 


    Early Termination Policy – 

    We understand that plans can change. If you decide to cancel your listing before the agreement term ends, an administrative fee of $195 will apply. This fee covers the time, compliance, and coordination involved in setting up and withdrawing your MLS listing.


    To initiate early termination, simply provide written notice. Once the fee is paid, we’ll promptly process your request and remove the listing from the MLS, typically within 2 business days.


    Please note: This fee applies regardless of the reason for cancellation and helps us maintain the level of service and support we provide to all our clients.


    MLS Fines:

    MLS rules require timely updates to a property's status (e.g., under contract, sold, withdrawn). Failure to comply—such as not reporting a status change within the required timeframe— A $500.00 fee will be assessed if a listing is found to be out of compliance due to late status updates or failure to report a change.


    Sellers are responsible for ensuring that all status changes are communicated promptly. If our team is not notified in time to make the required update, the fine will be passed through to the seller and charged to the credit card on file.



  • Refund Policy

    You may request a refund minus a $50 cancelation fee, if ALL of the following terms are met:

    1. It has been less than 14 days since you placed your order, AND

    2. You have not signed the Listing Agreement, AND

    3. Your listing is not live, AND

    4. You have not been assigned a draft listing

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