List on the MLS for a Flat Fee

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How We Do This

We are a licensed brokerage in the state of Texas (#0460808), licensed Texas agents TREC, and licensed REALTORS® from NAR, TAR.

We list your home on the REALTOR® MLS or Multiple Listing Service, for a flat fee. We are not a 3rd party referal site. We are the acutual brokerage company that will list your property. THE ONLY WAY TO GET YOUR HOME ON THE REALTOR® MLS, IS TO LIST YOUR HOME WITH A REALTOR® --- there is no other way!


Real estate commissions in many cases cost 6%.
3% going to the agent that lists your property and 3% going to the agent that brings the buyer (adding up to a total 6% commission).

With us, you pay a one-time low flat listing fee to list your property (as you listing agent), and if an agent brings you a buyer, pay that agent a commission, which is normally 3% (but you can offer less than 3%).

If you sell your own property, or we refer a buyer for your property (we refer all buyer leads to you) - you will not pay the 3% buyer agent commission (because there is not a buyer's agent); saving you even $1000's more.

Note - If a buyer does come to you directly, we are still your agent and here to help you will the selling process.

Call 1-800-433-5206 or E-Mail if you have any questions about the process.



Public Web Sites Disclaimer – We list your property on your local MLS system. Each MLS system has different and many common public web sites, to which they download. This is beyond our control and is a function of the MLS in your area. These sites are in a constant state of change. On our site, we publish many sites that your property will show up on and there are many sites that your property will show up on, that we do not mention. There is not “one big MLS system” but rather a bunch of MLS systems specific to each region, but once your home is on your MLS, it will download to many public websites. Please let us know if you have any questions about this.  

We comply completely with SB 810 on all our listing packages (along with all rules and regulations by TREC, TAR, NAR & MLS Boards) - that includes a provision that requires a broker who represents a party or who lists real property under an exclusive agreement to: inform the party of material information related to the transaction, including the receipt of an offer by the broke, and answer the party's questions and present any offer to or from the party. The bill prohibits a broker who represents a party from telling another broker to negotiate directly with the broker's client. The bill further provides that, for purposes of 1101.157, a license holder who has additional authority to bind a party under a power of attorney or a property management agreement is considered a party to the lease or sale; an inquiry to an employee of a builder or developer about contract terms or forms does not violate §1101.652(b)(22) if the person does not have authority to bind the employer to the contract; the delivery of an offer to a party does not violate §1101.652(b)(22) if the party's broker consents to the delivery and a copy of the offer is sent to the party's broker; and provides an exception to the requirement of sending a copy of the offer to a party's broker if the party is a governmental agency using a sealed bid process that does not allow a copy to be sent to the broker. w 

 
Market areas covered - North Texas, East Texas, Central Texas, Houston Area, Corpus Christi - Please call if you are not sure if we cover your area.