Dallas/Fort Worth Real Estate Market
Your listing contract should specify whether or not the house will be listed with the local MLS (multiple listing service). It is definitely in your interest to have the house listed. This is because your sales force is automatically multiplied by however many agents are members of the local MLS. If your house is not listed, then you only have one agent working for you instead of many.
So if you would like help buying and/or selling a home, give me a call at 817.328.2390 or E-Mail Bill@C21-Inman.com and visit my web sites: www.C21-Inman.com or www.C21DFWTX.com
Saturday, March 27, 2010
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