We service the majority of metropolitan and surrounding areas along the Wasatch Front, including Davis, Weber, Salt Lake, Tooele, and Utah Counties. If your listing falls outside of these regions or is located in a rural area, please contact us in advance to confirm coverage before proceeding with sign-up.
Historically, Sellers will agree to pay a Listing Agent a commission. Then the Listing Agent will list the home on the MLS and offer to split their commission by offering a BAC "Buyer Agent Commission" to a cooperating agent with a suitable buyer. Our flat fee does NOT have a Buyers Agent Commission wrapped into it. You do have the choice if you'd like to offer a BAC and for how much. The Buyer would be responsible for the remaining commission to their agent as outlined in their contract (Often times, these are between 2%-3%). However, current regulations do make this tricky for the Buyer as this difference can't typically be wrapped into their loan. So it's possible a buyer may pass on your home, as they simply will not have the excess cash funds to do so. Although, this is a lot of extra information, we like to ensure you're given all the tools to make an informed decision.
Of course, we are not a bait and switch. We stand by our services and are confident you will be too. If you are dissatisfied for any reason, please give us a chance to correct the issue. Otherwise, if your property is not under contract, you can cancel the listing agreement at anytime by emailing us: info@homesellingheroes.com.
No. The Realtor MLS prohibits the use of Non-Brokerage signs and āFor Sale By Ownerā advertisements. Any other company that tells you otherwise is going against MLS policy. Only Realtors can list properties on the MLS and once listed you are no longer legally by definition a āFor Sale By Ownerā. Youāll note however that we provide a Brokerage sign for you at no additional cost.
The MLS is a shared listing service among licensed Real Estate Agents and Brokers. Members of the MLS input information regarding properties available for sale into a database that is dispersed to all participants in the MLS. All members of the MLS have a right to show/sell an advertised property and are offered a commission should they present an offer that results in the sale of the property. The majority of all home sales are made through listing on the MLS due to its vast reach to thousands of Real Estate Professionals.
