Go with the package that suits your needs and your market. You’ll notice our packages are broken into listing duration, the number of photos you can upload, and some other marketing options. Listen to your budget, but remember that you’re saving thousands and this is your chance to make an impression.
Once you sign up for your package, you’ll need to give us some information about your property. Things like the address, square footage, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, amenities, etc. Try to upload high-quality photos of your house to show off to any potential buyers.
When you’ve finished uploading your property information, we’ll create a draft listing for your approval. Look it over carefully and ensure all the details are accurate and you’re happy with the way the photos represent your property. Once you give us the green light, we’ll publish onto the MLS.
The MLS is your ticket to the market but there’s a lot of work before the sale. Manage inquiries and offers; schedule showings; and negotiate well – keep the sales process moving ever forward. Eventually, you’ll find the offer you like and reach an agreement with the buyer. Then it's a little more paperwork to finalize the transaction and you’ve sold your home!
For added peace of mind, our Elite Plan handles all paperwork, compliance, and negotiations for a 1% commission at close.
The Multiple Listing Service, or MLS, is a database used by real estate brokers to share information about properties for sale by sellers they represent to brokers who represent potential buyers.
A Flat Fee MLS listing is a service that allows homeowners like you to list their property on the local MLS for a flat fee rather than paying a traditional real estate agent's commission, which is typically a percentage of the sale price.
You pay a one-time fee to have your property listed on the MLS database. This fee usually covers the cost of listing your property on the MLS for a specified period, often ranging from 6 months to a year. You retain the right to sell your home FSBO and handle the selling process yourself.
Once your home is listed on the MLS, websites like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com automatically pull your listing data directly from the MLS.
Because of this MLS connection, Zillow removes homeowner editing access to avoid conflicting information online. This is a Zillow policy that applies to any home listed through the MLS — regardless of which agent or company lists it.
You can read Zillow's official policy here:
https://www.zillow.com/c/about-linking-and-claiming-listings/
No, you are not signing a traditional listing agreement with us. ListLean does not represent you as an agent. Instead, you are signing an MLS Entry Agreement, which is required to list your property on the MLS while staying compliant with board and MLS regulations. This agreement allows us to post your listing but does not establish an agent-client relationship. You still remain a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) seller, maintaining full control over your sale.
Yes. Try to provide high-quality photos and a detailed description of your property for the MLS listing. Remember, you want to get the best price for your home, so clear, well-lit photos and an accurate (non-puffed) description will go a long way towards generating interest for your house. We offer professional photography for an extra $250 because we know first impressions are the only ones that matter online in the age of swiping left.
Absolutely! Just email us anytime at team@listlean.com for any updates, changes, or open house requests.
For Open Houses, please send us:
- Property Address (in the email subject line)
- Open House Day(s)
- Start & End Time
We ask for at least 48 hours’ notice so we can update the MLS properly. Once updated, Zillow and other websites will reflect those changes automatically within 24-48 hours.
As the FSBO homeowner, you'll be responsible for scheduling and conducting showings with potential buyers. When you receive offers, you'll negotiate directly with the buyer or their agent. It's advisable to seek legal counsel or hire a real estate attorney to review any offers or contracts to ensure they're in your best interest.
If your property doesn't sell during the initial listing period, you may have the option to renew your Flat Fee MLS listing for an additional fee.
Absolutely. ListLean LLC operates under Offercity Brokerage Inc, holding California CalBRE #02185966. As a licensed broker, we’re authorized to list your home on local MLS databases throughout California.
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