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Is there an official NYC Multiple Listing Service that all local brokers use? Is it possible for a FSBO seller to list their home on this NYC MLS?

What is the NYC Multiple Listing Service?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 7, 2020

Is there an official NYC Multiple Listing Service that New York City real estate brokers use? Is it possible for a NYC For Sale By Owner seller to pay a flat fee to list their home FSBO on the NYC MLS? [...]

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Why Agents Won’t Do a Flat Fee MLS Listing in NYC

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 7, 2020

Why won't agents do a NYC Flat Fee MLS Listing in NYC if it’s potentially a way to drum up business and brand awareness? Are they just too used to earning 6%? First of all let’s define just what a

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Hauseit explains why NYC flat fee MLS listings are so rare and how you can order one

Why are NYC flat fee MLS listings so rare?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 7, 2020

NYC flat fee MLS (Multiple Listing Service) listings are still very rare despite advances in technology and the city having the highest home prices and highest real estate commissions in the nation. Is it because it the market is too

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The fair market value of a NYC apartment is largely driven by recent sale comps within the same building. A buyer won't always agree to pay fair value.

What Is the Fair Market Value of My NYC Apartment?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 6, 2020

The fair market value of a NYC apartment is largely driven by recent sale comps within the same building. If there are no sale comps in the building from the past year, the comps analysis must be broadened to include

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Top Tips for Selling Your Home FSBO in NYC

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 6, 2020

So you’ve decided to list FSBO and refuse to be coddled, persuaded or tricked into paying the supposedly non-negotiable, typical 6% NYC real estate broker commission. To ensure your success, it's important you learn all the top tips for selling your home FSBO in NYC.

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Do you want buyers' agents to show your home when you're selling FSBO in NYC? We'll teach you how to properly cobroke your listing in your local interbroker database so you can formally offer commission to buyer brokers. You must co-broke and engage buyer's Realtors, otherwise your property is off market!

How to Cobroke FSBO in Your Local Interbroker Database in NYC

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 6, 2020

If you are selling FSBO in NYC but not listed in RLS, trying to co-broke with a buyer's agent can seem like a nightmare. Without being listed in NYC's Multiple Listing Service (RLS), most buyer's agents won't even see your

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Selling FSBO in NYC is a challenge that requires preparation & research. Here are 5 things you must do to succeed if you want to sell your home without an agent in NYC.

5 Things You Need to Do to Sell FSBO in NYC

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 6, 2020

Trying to sell your home FSBO in NYC can be a nightmare. After you list on Zillow you can expect to be inundated with hundreds of broker cold calls asking you to pay the typical 6% commission and list with their

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Sample New York Exclusive Right To Sell Listing Agreement

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / January 5, 2020

It's critically important for home owners to review a sample New York Exclusive Right To Sell Listing Agreement and understand the nuances of the obligations they are signing up for before agreeing to anything with a real estate listing broker. The

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Sellers aren't required to do anything, but to access the MLS they'll need a listing agent who will be required to pay a buyer's agent commission.

Do I Have to Pay a Buyer’s Agent Commission?

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / November 15, 2019

No, sellers are not required to do anything, let alone pay commission to a buyer's agent. However, if sellers wish to list their home in the MLS, then they will need to work with a listing agent who will be

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Strategies for reviving a stale real estate listing in NYC include a price reduction, staging, aesthetic upgrades, decluttering, new photos or relisting.

How to Revive a Stale Real Estate Listing in NYC

By Sonja Gosine, Spokesperson at Hauseit® / November 8, 2019

The most immediate methods for reviving a stale real estate listing in NYC include making a price adjustment, considering staging and aesthetic upgrades, decluttering, taking new photos and conducting broker outreach. If your asking price is slightly above a key

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