FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Straight answers about listing a Connecticut home on the MLS for a flat fee.
What is a flat fee MLS listing?
A flat fee MLS listing places your property on the MLS — the shared database real estate agents use to find homes for their buyers — for a set fee rather than a traditional percentage-based listing arrangement.
Who is this service for?
Connecticut homeowners who want their property in front of MLS buyers while managing the sale themselves.
Do I stay in control of my sale?
The flat fee approach is built around seller control: you set the asking price, you coordinate showings, and you decide which offer to accept.
How do buyers and agents contact me?
Your contact information is shown on the MLS so agents can contact you directly. On public real estate websites, buyers may contact the listing office, where an automated phone system asks the caller to enter the property's house number and routes the call directly to you. Read how buyers contact sellers on Connecticut MLS listings.
What does each package include?
Package contents and pricing are listed on our Pricing page. Details will be published there as soon as they are finalized.
Which parts of Connecticut do you cover?
Our Connecticut Coverage page lists every location we currently have a dedicated page for.
How do I get started?
Review the packages on our Pricing page, then reach out through the Contact page with any questions about your property.
Still have a question?
Send it our way through the contact page.
