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Marielle Walter
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Curious about listing a FSBO on MLS

Marielle Walter
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  • Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Hello, I am selling a family home FSBO, in the state of Nevada, and I have heard that it is possible to pay a real estate agent (or a listing program?) somewhere in the ballpark of 350 to 400 or so to add the listing to MLS. I would of course like to have my home appear on MLS to get it in front of the real estate agents in the area. Does anyone have thoughts on the best way I can do this, and if there are any challenges I should be aware of? Would I owe an agent more than the first agreed upon upfront fee? (such as owe them a commission when the home sold?) Thanks for your advice.

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