Flat Fee MLS Listing

Texas

February 23 2023

Dallas Fort Worth Area MLS

We service the entire DFW Metroplex and surrounding areas. There is only one Texas Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and it is called North Texas Real Estate Information System NTREIS. We offer the same services as traditional 6% brokers but with a discounted fee. We are discount REALTORS ® however we offer full service brokerage for your area Texas. The name of our broker is Listing Results, LLC and our office is in Colleyville TX. We have been in real estate since 1998. Many clients call us a Flat Rate MLS but for the most part the service we provide is called Flat Fee MLS Listing.


 

Sale By Owner Flat Fee MLS

We offer a wide range of service from the novice to investors, rent, lease and sales. Many people start out as a Texas FOR SALE BY OWNER – FSBO (without an agent) but quickly learn the are not getting the exposure needed to sell their property. Many people think they are a for sale by owner on the MLS but you are not. Your MLS listing looks just like all other listings but you do retain the right to sell as a FSBO and not pay an agent commission but we are still there to help you even if a buyer comes to you directly. We are your listing agent – broker for your area Texas. We are not only a limited service broker - we are full service brokerage. Limited service simply means the brokerage has unbundled services so you can pay for what services you need. Commonly seached terms on is how to list without an agent but you cannot list on the MLS without and agent / REALTOR®.

Texas is a type of real estate service where a seller pays a one-time fee to have their property listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) without paying a commission to a traditional real estate agent. The MLS is a database used by real estate agents to share information about properties for sale, allowing agents to find homes that meet their clients' criteria.
 

What is flat fee listing?

Texas MLS, with additional services available for an extra fee, such as yard signs, lockboxes, professional photography, and virtual tours. The seller is responsible for handling inquiries from interested parties, showing the property, negotiating offers, and closing the sale.

A flat fee MLS listing service typically offers a basic package that includes listing the property on the

Flat fee MLS listings can be a cost-effective way for sellers to market their property and potentially save money on commission fees. However, it requires the seller to take on more responsibility for marketing and selling the property themselves. Additionally, some real estate agents may be less likely to show a flat fee MLS listing to their clients because they won't receive a commission on the sale.

 

Dallas Fort Worth Texas Flat Fee MLS

The North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. (NTREIS) is a company that offers real estate information and technology solutions to the real estate industry. Its service region in North Texas, which includes the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area, exceeds 48,000 square miles. Almost 6,000 real estate offices are among the over 40,000 MLS subscribers served by NTREIS' information management services, which are provided to its 14 Shareholder REALTOR® Associations.

 

More on Flat Fee MLS in Texas

Flat fee MLS listing is a service provided by real estate brokers or agents where they list a property on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for a flat fee, instead of charging a commission based on the sale price of the property.

The MLS is a database of properties for sale, maintained by real estate professionals, and accessible by other real estate professionals. By listing a property on the MLS, it is exposed to a wider audience of potential buyers, increasing the chances of a sale.

With a flat fee MLS listing, the seller pays a one-time fee to the real estate broker or agent for the listing service. This fee can vary depending on the company or agent, as well as the level of service provided. Some flat fee MLS services may also offer additional marketing tools, such as professional photography or virtual tours, for an additional fee.

Flat fee MLS listings are becoming increasingly popular as sellers seek to save money on commission fees while still receiving exposure on the MLS. However, it's important to note that while a flat fee MLS listing can help save on commission fees, sellers may still need to pay a commission to the buyer's agent if they bring a buyer to the table.
 

Garrett McLemore | REALTOR®
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