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Flat fee MLS listing in North Carolina

Your home goes on the regional MLS board that agents in your part of North Carolina search, entered by a licensed NC brokerage, and syndicates from there to Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin.

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Two-story red brick home with a covered front porch on a sunny street in Pineville, North Carolina
Pineville, North Carolina

The 5 MLS boards in North Carolina

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Disclosures North Carolina requires

  • Residential Property and Owners' Association Disclosure StatementRequired for every sale · NC Real Estate Commission
  • Mineral and Oil and Gas Rights Mandatory Disclosure StatementRequired for every sale · NC Real Estate Commission
  • Lead-Based Paint DisclosureRequired when: Homes built before 1978 · Federal (EPA/HUD)
  • Owners' association documents and dues statementRequired when: Property in an HOA
  • Septic permit and inspection recordsRequired when: Property on a septic system

These are filled in from your intake answers, reviewed by the broker, and signed online.

Closing: attorney closing

North Carolina is an attorney-closing state. A licensed NC attorney handles the title search, the closing, and disbursement.

  • Property tax is billed in arrears and prorated at closing.
  • Excise tax (revenue stamps) of $1 per $500 of sale price is customarily paid by the seller.

Listing agreement: NC Association of REALTORS® Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement (Form 101), completed by the broker of record.

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