Frequently Asked Questions

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The majority of homes sold are sold through the MLS. The MLS provides an advantage by using its network to reach  and connect buyers, sellers and everyone that uses it.

No. Not at this time.

No. Due to the complicated nature of Commercial Properties, it would be best to work locally with an expert in this matter.

Yes, with some conditions. You have 14 days after placing an order to request a refund, if you have not signed and returned your Listing Agreement and your property has not been listed on the MLS. If you meet those qualifications, you will be refunded your listing fee amount. Once the listing process has been completed by the broker, you can request to cancel your listing on the MLS, but the listing fee is non-refundable. 

Yes, your contact information will be listed on the MLS. This is that agents can contact you directly for showings. In some cases, your broker may also be able to post your email address. On public websites, such as Realtor.com or Zillow.com, only the broker’s contact information is allowed to be displayed. The reason for this is because the MLS has rules about what information is allowed to be syndicated to 3rd party websites. Neither you, nor your broker can do anything about this, and these rules are strictly enforced.

You are no longer required by the MLS to offer a Buyer’s Agent commission. It’s up to each seller if and what compensation you wish to extend to a Buyer’s Agent. With the current housing market, selling a home might be tough, and offering compensation through a concession might help. If a seller chooses to offer Buyer’s Agent Compensation, ListWithFreedom will advertise the amount on our website and will communicate the same to agents upon request via phone, email, and/or text.

Buyer’s Agents might call to ask how much you’re willing to pay them. It’s a good idea to let them know you’re open to offering compensation as part of the deal through concessions.

But be careful if an agent asks you to sign a Compensation Agreement before you get an offer. It’s better not to sign this agreement too early because it can limit your ability to negotiate later.

If you sell your home to a buyer that is not represented by a broker or agent, then you pay no buyer’s agent compensation.

You have the ability to sell your home on your own with no buyer’s agent. If you select a buyer without the help of an agent, you will only pay our compliance fee.

You can cancel the listing at any time by submitting a request through our website.  As long as there is not a contract pending on the property involving a buyer who was procured by a cooperating broker. There are no termination fees or other penalties, even if you cancel before the expiration date. However, no refunds will be provided after your property has been listed.

Yes. In addition to the MLS, your home will also be listed on all the websites that buyers visit when seeking a home.

Specific websites vary depending on syndication feeds from the local MLS. These internet listings will give you national exposure to all home buyers. Since hundreds of people move to other states daily, this exposure can be a vital component in selling your home quickly and for the best price.

Independent websites will obtain your listing directly from the MLS or a 3rd party syndication feed. Keep in mind that they pick up whatever they wish from your MLS listing to publish on their website. Thus, we have no control over these independent websites and we cannot change or edit their content.

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