Boston Flat Fee MLS

Bostonians who want to list on the MLS without an agent turn to a Boston flat fee MLS entry only listing. For sale by owners (FSBO) can purchase a flat fee MLS listing service in Massachusetts for a one-time flat fee and get their property into the official multiple listing service (MLS) - if you list on MLS by owner, a FSBO can avoid paying Massachusetts listing broker realtor fees, and put thousands of dollars back in their pockets.

Can you List on the MLS without a Realtor?

Yes, if you're a property owner in Massachusetts and want to sell your single family home, condominium, multi-family property, land, or even if you're a Boston landlord who wants to list rental properties on the MLS, you can use an MLS flat fee listing to get the property on the MLS, thus guaranteeing maximum exposure for your home or rental property.

Every year, there are over 1,300 property owners in Massachusetts that list on the MLS for sale by owner to sell their property without paying a real estate agent commission to a traditional listing broker - the average sale price of single family homes sold via a Massachusetts flat fee realty service is approximately $430,000, which means that the average FSBO saves approximately $10,500 in real estate agent commission when using an entry only listing to list on the MLS without a real estate agent.

Rental Property - List on Boston MLS by Owner

The majority of homes for sale by owner in the city of Boston are condominiums, followed by a large number of Boston landlords who list Boston investment property on the MLS without an agent - owners brokering their own property to a buyer or to a renter.

With average rent in Boston of entry only MLS rentals at approximately $2,450 per month, it makes financial sense for Boston landlords to use a Boston flat fee realty service to list a rental property on the MLS without an agent, thus avoiding a one month's rental charge to be paid as a broker fee - a one month's broker fee is more than 8 times more expensive than the amount a landlord will pay for a flat rate MLS listing for their rental property.

Boston MLS Listing Service Flat Fee

How to list on the MLS? It's easy, pay a one-time flat fee to a Boston entry only MLS listing service like Entry Only New England. Your property will be listed on the official local MLS, you set your own price, you describe your property. You'll compensate a buyer's agent if they bring a buyer to the table, or, if you procure your own buyer, you'll pay no real estate agent commissions whatsoever. You'll hire a real estate attorney to handle the negotiating and crafting of all legal documents, such as the Purchase and Sale Agreement among others, and also serve as escrow agent and represent you at the closing. List and sell your own home without an agent and you'll avoid paying thousands in real estate agent commissions.

The multiple listing service (MLS), and getting your property listed on the MLS, is the most important step in driving exposure for your property and selling quickly and at top dollar. One of the very first steps a licensed real estate agent takes when listing a property for sale or rent is to place it in the local MLS. All of the homes listed for sale or rent on the MLS are syndicated to thousands of websites like Realtor.com, Trulia, and Zillow, and with approximately 90% of buyers and renters starting their search online, if you're property is listed on the MLS, it will be displayed in front of these buyers to see. Get started now.