List on the MLS. Keep more of your equity.

Who this is for

The same MLS listing an agent would give you. Without the agent's cut.

Whether it is the house you live in, a deal you are wholesaling, a flip you just finished, or a street of new homes, the listing goes in the same place and gets the same buyers. What changes is what you pay and who stays in charge.

Selling your home

The same MLS listing an agent would make, for a flat fee plus a small amount at closing (typically 0.5%) instead of a 2.5-3% listing commission. On a $350,000 home that is about $8,500 that stays yours.

• ✓Live on the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com and the rest within 24-48 hours
• ✓You set the price, approve every showing and take the offers yourself
• ✓Your state's forms filled in and signed online; a licensed broker signs off

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Wholesaling, flipping or selling rentals

Every deal on the MLS for a couple hundred dollars instead of a 3% listing commission, and nothing at closing. On a $250,000 flip that is about $7,000 kept.

• ✓Listings live within 24-48 hours, so a deal under contract hits the market the week you sign it
• ✓One price for the year: your cost per deal is known before you make the offer
• ✓5, 10 or 20 listings a year, custom quotes past that; wholesale and assignment deals with the owner's written authorization, where the MLS allows

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Building and selling new homes

Every home sold off the MLS without paying a listing agent 3% per house, and nothing at closing. On a $400,000 spec that is nearly $12,000 kept; across a ten-home release, well over $100,000.

• ✓Each home live as it is ready; photos and details carry over from the last one
• ✓Your sales office keeps every buyer conversation; the paperwork is handled for you
• ✓Plans sized to your release schedule, 5 to 20 homes a year, custom quotes past that

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Where we list

North Carolina homes, on the MLS systems buyers' agents actually use.

We are not a national website that forwards your listing somewhere. Connect Realty of The Carolinas is licensed here, and your home goes into the local MLS under our broker's name, the same way every other listing in your neighborhood does.

How it works

From your address to live on the MLS, in four steps.

Everything happens online and on your phone. In North Carolina the closing attorney handles the money, so you never write us a check: anything owed at closing comes out of the proceeds.

1. 1

   Type your address

   You see the property as the county has it, the MLS it belongs in, and what you would keep. No account yet.

2. 2

   Pick a package and pay once

   One flat fee. Investors buy a year of listings; homeowners pay a small share only when the home sells.

3. 3

   Add photos and sign on your phone

   The state listing agreement and disclosures are filled in from what you typed. You sign online; so does our broker.

4. 4

   Live on the MLS within 24 to 48 hours

   Our team checks the listing and enters it. Buyers see it on Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and Homes.com within hours.

Questions

What sellers ask before they list.

More in the full FAQ.