Professional Home Stagers in Meridian, ID

No. You still maintain the right to sell your home on your own. If you find your own buyer, you will not be obligated to pay a commission on the sale.

Ultimately, because your competitors do. You want to show every room and every view because this is how buyers become interested in actually seeing and buying a property.

These are companies that collect money (many times illegally), take a cut and refer you to a broker in your state. The main problem for you, as a customer, is that you do not get to ask questions or interview the broker before you pay. These referral companies are not interested in finding the best broker to serve you; they are ONLY interested in finding the cheapest broker to maximize their profit! They constantly search for different brokers that work cheap. In fact, they have an open bidding process to find the cheapest brokers and often the worst brokers to work with. The brokers they refer you to often provide terrible customer service. Because they work so cheap, they will try to up-sell you on many vital services. Many of these 3rd party referral sites are under investigation by various state departments of real estate and real estate commissions.

Yes. There is no way to tell how much you paid to get on the MLS. Regardless of who you listed with, or what you paid, your listing will look no different from any other listing in form and style.

No matter who lists your property, the MLS listing markets to exactly the same buyers and exactly the same agents. If you list your property at a competitive price, offer a competitive commission and include those features that your competitors are offering, you will sell at exactly the same rate as other properties like yours.