Option 1:  Flat Fee MLS for $595

Limited Service listing where the Seller acts as the primary point of contact for agents, the general public, etc.  LampPost Realty^® is primarily providing a "MLS Only" service.

• Save thousands of dollars in listing commission
• No hidden costs.  Flat Fee of $595 is the only listing cost
• Keep your "for sale by owner" status 
• Only pay a buyer's agent if he/she brings a buyer (commission is typically 2.5%-3.0%)
• Expose your home to thousands of buyers and their agents
• Multiple Listing Service (MLS) provided by LampPost Realty^® 
• Internet exposure on LampPostRealty.com and Realtor.com^®
• Supra lockbox provided by LampPost Realty^® for MLS agents

Option 2:  Flat Fee MLS + Assistance Program for $595 + 1% at Closing *

Full Service listing where an Agent from LampPost Realty^® will represent you every step of the way from listing to closing.

• Multiple Listing Service (MLS) provided by LampPost Realty^® 
• Internet exposure on LampPostRealty.com and Realtor.com^®
• Supra lockbox provided by LampPost Realty^® for MLS agents
• Professional yard sign provided by LampPost Realty^®
• Coordination of all property showings
• Full representation throughout the sale 
• Negotiation of the Offer to Purchase and Contract
• Completion of all other necessary legal forms
• Coordination of inspections and appraisal
• Negotiation of repairs and Repair Agreement
• Coordination with closing attorney
• Review of Closing Statement (HUD-1)
• Attend closing

*  The 1% fee is in addition to the fee paid to the buyer's agent (normally 2.5%-3.0%) should a buyer's agent bring a buyer, for a total fee of 3.5%-4.0% paid at closing when a cooperating agent from the MLS brings the buyer.  Should no cooperating agent be involved in the sale, the total fee due at closing with be 2.5% with 0.5% paid by LampPost Realty^®  to the buyer at closing as a Buyer Rebate.

Click here for a copy of the “Working With Real Estate Agents” publication provided by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. This brochure provides a good overview of the types of services and agency relationships you are likely to encounter when working with a licensed real estate agency in North Carolina.

The Residential Property Disclosure Statement (required to be filled out and signed by most sellers of residential real estate in North Carolina) and Questions and Answers on Home Inspections are also available for your review.