Miami, Florida FSBO By Owner Flat Fee MLS Discount Service Offered Through Brokerless, Inc.

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Allows choice of brokerage services

Allows brokers to offer rebates to consumers

Flat Fee MLS Savings Hypothetical

Full Service Listing without Flat Fee
$500,000 Sales Price
3% Commission to Buyer's Agent: $15,000
3% Commission to Seller's Agent: $15,000

Listing with Flat Fee MLS Discount

$500,000 Sales Price
Commission to Buyer's Agent: $0 - $15,000
Flat Fee to Brokerless, Inc: $295

Savings to YOU: $14,705 (minimum)
$29,705 (if buyer does not have agent)

Florida Flat fee MLS is a term used to describe a practice in Florida in which realtors place pertinent information about a Florida property for sale into the database of a Florida local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for a set fee or dollar amount as opposed to a commission based on the contract selling price of the property.

Miami, Florida home or condo sellers may use a flat fee MLS broker and sell (or otherwise transfer title to the real property) to any person whom they procure without having to pay a commission or penalty (i.e. someone who is not represented by a buyer's (or cooperating) broker).

Search for a Flat fee MLS broker in Florida and Go FSBO!
Wipe out the listing brokerage commission and save thousands.
Stay in control by eliminating certain contractual risks that are present when using a full service real estate broker.
Deal directly with a licensed Florida MLS broker provider. Fees vary by State, County, and Local Broker.
MLS Listings are updated in real time and are available for viewing on www.realtor.com and your local MLS 24/7.

Chapter 475.278, Florida Statute:

Florida Statute Title 32 § 475.278 requiring brokers to perform minimum services, but allowing consumer waiver

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Miami, Florida FSBO By Owner Flat Fee MLS Discount Service Offered Through Brokerless, Inc.

Allows choice of brokerage services

Allows brokers to offer rebates to consumers

Miami, Florida home or condo sellers may use a flat fee MLS broker and sell (or otherwise transfer title to the real property) to any person whom they procure without having to pay a commission or penalty (i.e. someone who is not represented by a buyer's (or cooperating) broker).