FlAT Fee BrokerAge: Listing your home with a flat fee brokerage, also known, as a discount brokerage is not much different than listing with a traditional agent. Selling your home through a flat fee broker will get your home listed on the Multiple listing Service (MlS) to gain maximum internet exposure, and provide marketing tools, all for a one time flat fee. A traditional agent will do the same and not much more for 6%! Using a flat fee listing broker the For Sale By owner (FSBo) is in control of their listing 100% of the time.

A Flat Fee MLS listing is the modern way to sell your home. Listing with MySecretAgent, a top flat fee brokerage, gives sellers the advantage of saving thousands in commission. Flat Fee Listing Brokerage refers to the practice of a licensed real estate agent placing pertinent information about a property for sale on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for a flat fee, no commission is collected at closing. Every state requires a licensed real estate agent to list a home on the MLS, therefore giving traditional listing agents the upper hand over For Sale by Owners (FSBO).

Even with today's housing slump, real estate agents will pull in about $60 billion this year... watch this powerful CBS 60 Minutes Real Estate Story - YouTube...

"My fees are negotiable." Brokers like to make it sound as if their fees are engraved in stone, but that's rarely the case - especially in a brisk market, when brokers fiercely compete for properties they can unload fast. This past summer one broker in the Midwest says he lowered his fee by a full percentage point because there was so much demand for good properties that he needed leverage. Indeed, says the broker, who asked not to be named, sellers should shop around for broker's fees. Read more...

If you’ve ever planted a "for sale" sign in your front yard, you’ve at least considered the possibility of selling your home without a realtor. Why should someone who offers little more than a multiple listing service, you reason, pocket 5 or 6 percent of your sales price? (On a $400,000 house, that’s $24,000.)
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It’s a question that becomes all the more pertinent, given the slumping housing market. With the amount of equity in many homes on the decline, the potential savings make a pretty strong case for the for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) approach. Read more...

Buyers are out looking for the right home at the right price, sell your home now before the housing prices take a double dip down. List your home today at the best possible price for a fast sale! Have the exposure of the MLS and REALTOR.com and save 6% of real estate fees, on an average of $12,000 with our flat fee listing service.