Frequently Asked Questions

MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service.  It is an online database that only licensed real estate agents have access to.   It is the primary tool that agents use to find homes for their buyers.  So if you want agents to show your home, being in the MLS is essential!

Your price should be determined by assessing the sale price and asking prices of the properties surrounding you that are comparable to your property.  If you require assistance with pricing your property, simply select the CMA option and a member of our staff will prepare a market analysis of your property to help determine the best asking price for you.  You are under no obligation to use our recommendation.  It is simply a tool to help you assess the market.

Every time someone contacts our office about your listing, the lead will be forwarded directly to you by e-mail for follow-up.  You will then have an opportunity to show them your house and hopefully secure them as a buyer or tenant!  If this lead is not being represented by an agent you will likely be able to avoid paying any commission!  

Agents will contact you directly per the instructions you provide to show your property and schedule a time directly with you.  

Nope.  There are no additional fees charged to you, the buyer, or any agents involved.

Once you locate a buyer for your property, either through another Realtor or on your own, simply contact our office to inform us of your situation.  We will most likely request a copy of the contract so that we can use it to update the MLS accordingly.

If, at any time during your listing, you wish to cancel or terminate your listing, simply submit your request to do so and we will terminate your listing without penalty.   Unless the property is already under contract, then we must keep it listed and update the states to SOLD once it has closed, per the MLS rules.

Rental listings tend to generate more leads than sale listings meaning there will be more administration on our end to ensure owners get their leads.