Does
it only cost $299 to sell my home?
Yes, you
can sell your home for as little as $299. However, when a property
is listed in the MLS it's customary to offer a commission to a
buyer's agent, this is usually between 2-3% of the sales price.
IllinoisRealEstate.com will never charge a back-end commission
or any additional fees other than the package and options you
choose.
How Do I
Price My Home?
We understand
that every seller has a price they would like to sell their home
for, but IllinoisRealEstate.com offers a FREE property analysis
that will help you determine the fair market price in today's
real estate market.
What Kind
of Support Can I Expect?
We are fully
committed to getting your home sold. Our Flat Fee specialists
are available via email, phone or text which means you'll get
a response in minutes or a couple hours rather than days. We also
supply you with all of the forms needed to complete your transaction.
How Long
do I Need To Sign Up For?
Our listing
agreements are for 1 year, but you can renew for another year
FREE of charge by notifying us in writing at flatfee@illinoisrealestate.com
within 30 days of the contract expiring. You also get unlimited
listing changes at no additional charge. In order to make changes
please contact us at flatfee@illinoisrealestate.com or by calling
847-829-0130. You can cancel your property listing at anytime!
What if
I Find a Buyer Myself?
With our
Flat Fee MLS listing you still retain the right to sell by owner.
In the event you find a buyer and they are not represented by
a licensed real estate agent, then there is no commission due.
What
Happens When a Contract is Submitted?
All contracts
to purchase should be sent to IllinoisRealEstate.com either via
fax, 312-253-2049 or emailed to flatfee@illinoisrealestate.com.
Upon receipt of the contract we will contact you immediately and
go through the entire contract and discuss the best course of
action. We'll then help you negotiate and assist you all the way
through closing. Please note- IllinoisRealEstate.com does not
hold earnest money, so your attorney will most likely need to
hold it in their trust or escrow account.
If you have
any additional questions please contact us at flatfee@illinoisrealestate.com
or by calling 847-829-0130 |
