If you are selling your home you can receive greater exposure by posting your homes profile online. There are a variety of sites that allow you to post your home's profile. Unfortunately, you will not be able to post your home's profile on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Multiple listing services are provided by associations of realtors in specific geographic regions of the United States. Real estate brokers joined together into an MLS marketing organization for the purpose of pooling their respective listings. To be a member of an MLS you must be a licensed real estate broker in that state and a member in the local board of the National Association of Realtors.

If you are planning on selling your home yourself, you can pay a flat fee to have you home posted on the MLS by a broker. There are a variety of sites that allow you to post you home online for a flat fee. It's important to understand that the public is not accessing a complete Multiple Listing Service database. MLS listings seen by consumers include only particulars that will help buyers in their home search. The confidential information is only accessible to MLS members. By posting your home on the MLS, you will be providing MLS members the ability to see the information on your property that is not accessible to the public. MLS buyer's agents want to know what commission is being paid before they pursue a sales lead and take their clients to view a home.

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If you are planning on selling your home yourself, you can pay a flat fee to have you home posted on the MLS by a broker. There are a variety of site that allow you to post you home on-line for a flat fee. Its important to understand that the public is not accessing a complete Multiple Listing Service database. MLS listings seen by consumers include only particulars that will help buyers in their home search. The confidential information is only accessible to MLS members. By posting your home on the MLS, you will be providing MLS members, the ability to see the information on your property that is not accessible to the public. MLS buyer's agents want to know what commission is being paid before they pursue a sales lead and take their clients to a view home.