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Clint Weir
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MLS Listing Services

Clint Weir
  • Investor
  • Schertz, TX
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Does anyone know of an MLS listing service other than Propelio or FlipComp?

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You can do a Google search for companies that do "MLS entry only" listing companies in your area. These are licensed brokers that only put it in the local MLS. They usually charge a flat fee to put it in the MLS and 1% when you accept and offer. You do all the showings, marketing and negotiating. It's not the best way to get maximum exposure directly to buyer because they see the house online first. Those MLS entry-only companies don't aggregate their data out to sites like Zillow or Trulia so you will want to create a lot of listings on those sites yourself if you decide to go that way. You might want to consider partnering with an agent and asking if they will do it for a reduced commission. You will end spending money on other marketing anyway if you do it on your own. Hope that helps!

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