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How do I take my house off the MLS?
I've decided not to sell my house at the moment. How do I take my house off the MLS? If I tell my agent I don't want to sell, will she take my house off the MLS? Am I locked into any kind of agreement with my agent if I decide to sell in the future?
Asked By Gretchen | Valparaiso, IN | 354 views | Selling | 1 year ago
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Chris Yochum
Dickson Realty
Every listing agreements terms can vary, so you may want to start by reading that agreement. Next, it is a good idea to communicate with the listing agent to explain the change of heart. Most of the time, if reasonable people are involved and there is a reasonable reason for cancelling then there is a reasonable response and everyone walks away happy.
- 1 year ago
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Lynne Pruell
Realty 100 LLC
The listing agreement dictates the terms. However, if you do not wish to sell your home, you are under no obligation and being the client, you have a right to have the broker/office remove your listing off MLS
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Tammi Nicholas
Epic Real Estate
It depends on what the contract says, you may need to cover costs incurred by your realtor, such as photos, advertising, etc.
- 1 year ago
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Nicole Parker
Dennis Realty & Investment Corporation
It all comes down to the listing agreement you have with your Realtor. I would have a discussion with him/her and discuss terms. Some will allow you out of the contract for a fee to make up for marketing expenses.
- 1 year ago
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Donna Mckeown
Signature Premier Properties
Most likely you have a signed listing agreement with your agent. I would discuss the terms and timing of your signed agreement. Most likely you could be released from your agreement within an agreeable amount of time. You may be responsible for any fees the agent incurred while marketing your home and getting ready to list on MLS. Good luck to you!
- 1 year ago
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