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JO DIXIT
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I am a new WA state broker...can I list my properties on MLS now?

JO DIXIT
  • Investor
  • Redmond, WA
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Dear fellow Investors and Realtors,

I am a new agent on the block! I just passed the WA state real estate broker exam yesterday. I am also a long time real estate investor!

Now, my question to this group is- What are my options to list my 2 ready for sale properties? Should I list them as "For Sale by owner" now on the MLS and later change it to my name as listing agent when I finalize what brokerage firm I would like to work with?

Also, I am looking for brokerage firms here in the Seattle area that charge min office fee. I am looking at listing my own fixed properties for now.

Thanks in advance!

Jo

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Bryan R.
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Bryan R.
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 @Jon Deavers 

True in many areas, but not here. NWMLS is independent.

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