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Will anyone want to show my home if I'm only paying 2 - 3% commission?
MLS (Multiple Listing Service)
Yes. Our Broker Affiliate has already agreed to list the property for a flat fee so the listing commission is no longer a factor. The buyer's agent will get the full 2-3% if they bring a buyer, which is equal to a full commission.
