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Selling a condo is a lot like selling a single-family home, with one key difference — condos generally belong to homeowner’s associations (HOAs). This means there are extra rules you need to adhere to when selling your condo. Going the for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) route might seem like a good way to save on commission, but it…
ForSaleByOwner.com is a listing website that gives sellers a free platform to list and market their homes. It doesn't provide flat fee MLS listing services, nor does it syndicate listings across major real estate websites like Zillow. For experienced FSBO sellers in competitive markets, ForSaleByOwner.com might be worth it. For most sellers, however, you’ll need…
SimplyFSBO is similar to a flat fee MLS listing service. It can market your home on simplyfsbo.com, Zillow, and Trulia. However, it does NOT list you on a multiple listing service (MLS). Plans cost roughly $600–1,000. SimplyFSBO operates in the Quad Cities of Iowa and Illinois. We don’t think SimplyFSBO is worth it. You can…
FSBO Madison is a website that charges sellers a flat fee ($179) to list their homes on its self-branded listing page (fsbomadison.com). The basic plan does not put you on the MLS or other listing sites, but the more expensive plans do. The site is designed for FSBO sellers in Wisconsin, but it has very…
ListingSpark is a flat fee MLS listing service that operates in select Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas markets. The company offers two plans: Spark ($2,995) and Premium ($4,495). Both cost significantly more than most flat fee MLS listing plans, but they include essential services that could justify the price. We think ListingSpark is worth considering…