Coverage Areas & MLS Management
- Overview
- FSBO Real Estate Agents
- Coverage Areas & MLS Management
How Do I Select the MLS Systems I Service?
During the initial account signup process, you'll be asked to select the MLS systems where you are licensed and able to provide services.Your selected MLS systems determine the sel ...
How Do I Update My MLS Coverage Areas?
If you join a new MLS or stop servicing an existing one, you should update your Agent Profile as soon as possible.Here are the steps to update: Log in to your FSBO.com account.Clic ...
Can I Service More Than One MLS?
Yes.Many Partner Agents are members of multiple MLS systems.You may select all MLSs where you are an active participant and able to provide Flat Fee MLS or MLS Pro services.Expandi ...
How Are Sellers Matched to Me?
Seller referrals are matched based on several factors, including:MLS coverage areaProperty locationYour active participation in the programAvailability to provide servicesKeeping y ...
Do I Need to Be Local to Every Property?
Not necessarily.However, you should only service areas where you can effectively support sellers and meet the program's service standards.If your MLS participation allows you to li ...
What If I Receive a Referral Outside My Service Area?
If you receive a referral that you cannot service, do not claim the listing or notify FSBO.com as soon as possible so the seller can be reassigned if necessary.Prompt communication ...
What Happens If There Isn't an Agent Available for an MLS?
FSBO.com is continually expanding its network of Partner Agents.If a seller requests services in an area where a Partner Agent is not currently available, FSBO.com may work to iden ...
Coverage Areas & MLS Management Best Practices
Do:✔ Keep your MLS memberships up to date.✔ Update your service areas promptly.✔ Accept referrals only in markets you can effectively serve.✔ Notify FSBO.com if your coverage chang ...