Selling your home in North Carolina
Your home on the MLS. The commission stays in your pocket.
The same listing a full-price agent would put up, on the same MLS, seen by the same buyers. You set the price, you approve the showings, and you pay a flat fee instead of a percentage.
- Licensed NC real estate brokerage, firm C26154
- Sheri Gregory, broker-in-charge
- Listed in Canopy MLS and My State MLS
- Shows on Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and Homes.com
Do the math
What you would keep on your sale.
A listing agent's side is usually 2.5-3% of the price. Here it is a flat fee plus a small share only if the home sells. Drag to your number.
If your home sells for
$350,000
Drag to your price. Numbers compare a typical 2.5-3% listing-side commission with our packages; buyer-agent compensation, if you offer any, is separate either way.
A traditional listing agent, 2.5-3%
$8,750–$10,500
out of your proceeds
MLS here
$1,899
$149 today + $1,750 at closing
You keep about $6,851 more
Everything a buyer's agent expects to see. Add only what you want.
The MLS Listing puts your home on the MLS and every big real estate site for 12 months, with ShowingTime, the state forms signed online and unlimited changes. Professional photos and a longer term are there as add-ons when you want them.
The listing
MLS Listing
$149
+ 0.5% at closing, minimum $750
The closing share comes out of the sale proceeds at the attorney's table. If the home does not sell, you owe nothing more.
Start with your addressFree to look; you pay when you choose to list.
What is included
- 12 months on the MLS
- Unlimited photos
- ShowingTime online showing requests included
- On the MLS within 24-48 hours of approval and signed documents*
- Syndicated to Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia, Homes.com and more
- State forms pre-filled and e-signed online
- Unlimited changes to your listing
- Buyer inquiries forwarded to you by email
- You decide buyer-agent compensation
- Email, text and video-call support
- Cancel anytime, any reason
*Business days, once the listing is approved and the documents are signed.
Optional add-ons · bought from your listing whenever you like, paid once
Listing extension
Six more months on the MLS once your 12-month term ends, or a relist after it.
$59
Professional photos
A local photographer shoots the property and we add the edited photos to your listing.
$179
What stays in your hands
It is still your sale.
Your price
You set it with the county record, a value estimate and recent sales in front of you, and change it whenever you like. We update the MLS the same day.
Your showings
Agents request times through ShowingTime and buyers reach you by email. You say yes or no from your phone, and you hand over the keys, not a stranger.
Your offers
Offers come straight to you, with the buyer's agent's contact details, and you decide what to accept, counter or decline. Nothing is negotiated on your behalf.
Side by side
What changes, and what does not.
| A traditional listing | Here | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay to list | 2.5-3% of the sale price | $149 up front, 0.5% at closing (min. $750) |
| On a $350,000 sale | $8,750-$10,500 | $1,899 |
| Where your home shows up | The local MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com and the rest | The same local MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com and the rest |
| Who sets the price | The agent recommends, you agree | You, with a value estimate and comparable sales in hand |
| Who approves showings | The agent's schedule | You, through ShowingTime on your phone |
| Who talks to buyers | The agent | You, by email and through ShowingTime |
| Paperwork | Printed and signed at the office | Filled in for you and signed online, state forms included |
| Cancel | Depends on the agreement | Anytime, for any reason |
How it works
From your address to live on the MLS.
The North Carolina forms are part of it: the listing agreement, the Residential Property and Owners' Association Disclosure, the mineral and oil and gas rights disclosure, and the lead-paint form for older homes are filled in from what you enter and signed online. At closing the attorney pays everyone from the proceeds; you never write us a check.
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Type your address
You see the property as the county has it, the MLS it belongs in, and what you would keep. No account yet.
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Pick a package and pay once
One flat fee. Investors buy a year of listings; homeowners pay a small share only when the home sells.
- 3
Add photos and sign on your phone
The state listing agreement and disclosures are filled in from what you typed. You sign online; so does our broker.
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Live on the MLS within 24 to 48 hours
Our team checks the listing and enters it. Buyers see it on Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and Homes.com within hours.
Questions
What sellers ask before they list.
Is this a real brokerage?
Yes. Connect Realty of The Carolinas is a licensed real estate brokerage (NC firm license C26154), with Sheri Gregory as broker-in-charge. Your listing is entered in the MLS under the brokerage, exactly like a full-commission listing.
Which MLS will my property be in?
The one that covers your county. We list in North Carolina; type your address and the property page names the MLS before you sign up.
What do I pay at closing?
On the MLS Listing, 0.5% of the sale price (minimum $750), paid from the proceeds only if the home sells. Investor plans pay no commission at closing.
Do I have to offer a buyer-agent commission?
No. Buyer-agent compensation, if you choose to offer any, is set by you and paid at closing. Many sellers offer something to attract agents; it is your call.
Who handles showings and offers?
Showing requests come through ShowingTime and buyer inquiries are forwarded to you by email. Offers come to you, with the buyer's agent's details, and you decide what to accept, counter or decline.
How fast will it be live?
Within 24-48 hours of approval and signed documents, on business days.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime and for any reason. Listings under contract cannot be cancelled. See the refund policy for what is returned.
How many photos can I upload?
As many as your MLS allows. Professional photos are available as an add-on.
See your home's numbers before you decide.
Type your address: the property as the county has it, the MLS it belongs in, and what you would keep. No account needed to look.