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Flat Fee MLS listing advice

Glenn R.
  • Cornelius, NC
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I am trying to sell waterfront building lots which are rather high-end because they close to a big city.  I was hoping to sell them by simply posting a sign on the lots with an info-box containing a survey & prices.  I have received a lot of interest, but no offers yet.  I really don't think a listing agent deserves 3% for listing a vacant lot, but I'd be happy to give that to an agent who delivers a buyer.

Can you folks give advice about which flat fee services are good & what to be aware of?  I see services from $79 and up.  

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Guy Gimenez
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Guy Gimenez
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Advertise that you're looking for a F/F Broker on local REI MeetUp groups / local REI FaceBook pages. There will be plenty who will respond. Just make sure you look over the F/F listing agreement carefully...most are not consumer oriented.

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