Sell Your Florida Home. Keep Your Equity.

List on the same MLS used by Realtors® statewide,
for one low flat fee and no listing commission.

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Welcome to Flat Fee MLS Realty

Flat Fee MLS Realty is not your traditional real estate brokerage. We list your property on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and popular real estate websites such as Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia and Homes.com for one low flat fee, so you avoid paying an expensive commission to a listing agent and stay in control of the entire selling process.

Homeowners who sell “For Sale By Owner” can’t get the same exposure as a Realtor® listing. With Flat Fee MLS Realty they can, and that exposure helps sell your home quickly and for top dollar.

We have sold over $5,277,862,389 in real estate for 3,043 clients, saving them over $184,725,184 in commissions.* Our broker was ranked #6 in transactions in the USA and #2 in Florida in 2024 by RealTrends.

* Savings based on a 6% traditional, full-service listing.

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Why Florida Sellers Choose Us

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Full MLS
Exposure

Listed on the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com and more

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One Low
Flat Fee

Plans from $99, with no % commission at closing

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You Stay
in Control

You set the price, showings and negotiations

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Licensed Florida
Brokerage

Florida owned and operated, Broker #BK3389117

Our Services

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Flat Fee MLS Listing

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Free Home Valuation

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Contracts & Disclosures

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Closing & Title Coordination

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Flat Fee MLS vs. Traditional Listing Agents

Why pay more for the same exposure? Here is how listing with Flat Fee MLS Realty compares with a traditional listing agent and other “flat fee” services.

One Low Flat Fee

Traditional agents charge a 2–3% listing commission tied to your sale price. Our plans start at $99, so you save no matter what your home sells for.

No Hidden % Fees at Closing

Many national “flat fee” services still take 0.25%–1.25% of your sale price at closing. We never charge a percentage. The only closing cost is a $499 coordination fee.

The Same MLS Exposure

Your home goes on the local MLS and syndicates to Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia, Homes.com and more, side by side with agent listings.

Full Seller Control

You set the price, schedule showings, talk to buyers and negotiate offers. You are never required to accept an offer.

Find a Buyer, Keep the Savings

If you find the buyer yourself, there is no buyer’s agent commission to pay. Our service is strictly a flat fee.

Cancel Anytime

There is no fee to cancel or remove your listing at any time, as long as you have not accepted an offer.

List Your Home in the MLS for One Low Flat Fee and Save Thousands!

Questions? Call us at
(813) 642-6030 today!

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What Florida Sellers Say

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