FAQ

REALTORS® have spent millions of dollars to develop Multiple Listing Services(MLS) and other real estate technologies that make the transaction more efficient. An MLS is a private offer of cooperation and compensation by listing brokers to other real estate brokers.

Today, through more than 800 MLSs, brokers share information on properties they have listed and invite other brokers to cooperate in their sale in exchange for compensation if they produce the buyer. Sellers benefit by increased exposure to their property. Buyers benefit because they can obtain information about all MLS-listed properties while working with only one broker

An MLS listing means, more offers on your property.

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

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.

MLS Fines:

You agree to notify us of all changes to your listing within 24 hrs. or you will be subject to a $295.00 fee, plus MLS fines that we incur on your behalf!

Buyers Agent Commission:

You have the FREEDOM to choose a buyers agent commission

If we list your property in FMLS “Georgia” you will incur an additional 0.12% of the Sale Price per MLS Rules & Regulations

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