MLS Participation Terms

These terms explain what it means to list your property on the MLS through First Premier Real Estate Services, Inc.

What MLS Listing Means

Your property will be entered into the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) covering your property's area, under the sponsorship of First Premier Real Estate Services, Inc., a licensed Florida real estate brokerage. The MLS syndicates listings to major real estate search sites, so buyers and buyer's agents can find your property.

Who Handles the Sale

You remain responsible for managing your own sale unless you make other arrangements. That includes fielding buyer inquiries, scheduling showings, negotiating offers, and working with your closing attorney or title company. The broker's role is to get your listing entered into the MLS accurately and to review your submission before it goes live, not to represent you in negotiations.

Accuracy of Listing Information

MLS rules require accurate listing information. You're responsible for the accuracy of everything you submit, including property details, listing price, showing instructions, and disclosures. The broker reviews submissions before posting but relies on the information you provide.

Buyer Agent Compensation

You decide whether to offer compensation to a buyer's agent, and how much. This is optional and entirely your choice. It's a common practice that can affect how many buyer's agents show your property, but it is not required.

Listing Term and Changes

Your listing term and number of included edits depend on your package. MLS rules, which vary by local board, may also affect how long a listing can stay active. See your package details on the Pricing page.

No Guarantee of Sale

MLS exposure increases visibility to buyers and buyer's agents. It does not guarantee that your property will sell, sell within a certain timeframe, or sell at a particular price.

Contact

First Premier Real Estate Services, Inc.
Licensed Florida Real Estate Brokerage
13265 SW 124 Street, Miami, FL 33186
305-233-0447