Essentially: you'd pay a brokerage a low flat rate (usually a few hundred bucks) to literally just list your property in the MLS, and nothing else - you'd still have to offer a reasonable commission to a buyer's agent as part of the listing agreement, and you'd be responsible for setting your own pricing, handling showings, negotiating with buyers, handling the paperwork, etc.

Any recommendations that are user friendly with low associated fees?

Maybe offer a low preferred return too.

@Mitch Price        Cost more, use less water, and many, due to the low volume of water used, do not flush very well.

There is no doubt these sunset laws discriminate against minorities and low income folks who need the housing the most.We also saw the "law of unintended consequences" occur in these Parks. 

That sounds like a very low amount for the bank to foreclose on.

Hello, my name is Karina.

I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University.

A friend referred me to this app so I can expand a...

Hello, my name is Karina.I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University. A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and d...

Hello, my name is Karina.I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University. A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and d...

I haven't read it but @Brandon Turner's book on no or low money investing will have some good tips for you.