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Maybe, the price you are trying to enter is the problem. Make sure you don't use a dollars sign or any commas.

Dolores,My long drawn out explanation on the protection period will probably be of no value to you should you list with a flat-fee agency to get on the MLS. A listing with another agency generally preempts that clause. The link below is to Fred Romano, who may be able to help you should you go in that direction, but shop around thoroughly if you do.http://www.zillow.com/profile/ctflatfee/

OK Dolor,Calm down. The world is not going to end if you screw something up here, and you're not going to get twenty lashes with a wet noodle.The link below is to the starting page where you can either do a full listing or just a Make Me Move. You do not have to be an agent to do this. However, if your soon to be former agent has claimed the house to list it, you may have a problem. If that seems to be the case, shoot Ice  an email and see if she can help you.http://www.zillow.com/pos ... tings.htm Keep in mind that even though your listing agreement with the agent will be ending, it's not over till it's over. Meaning that there is an agent protection clause in it, and any buyer that had viewed the home, or found the home through the efforts of the agent during the listing period, and actually closes on it results in the originally agreed upon commission due to the agent. The length of this protection clause is clearly defined in the listing agreement. The date of the signing of the sale contract counts as the effective day of the sale should the closing take place beyond the number of days  stated for the protection period. You should ask for a list of protected buyers, and if the agent refuses, go to the managing broker of the agency and ask for a full release. If you are stonewalled there as well, and a buyer should find you during this period through your efforts only, document just how they did  find the house. You possibly could avoid paying the commission with valid  info of this sort. Good luck.

LUCIAB,There's a few listed on the first link below in Hemet that you might want to first do some research on. You might want to look at their profiles, and even how well you felt they participated in discussions. If they seem truly helpful, that certainly would be a plus. If they were just promoting themslves or the usual NAR bs, I would skip them in a heartbeat. The second link will provide some interview tips. Good luck. http://www.zillow.com/directory/Hemet-CA/real-estate-agents/http://rockinblu-rockinblu.blogspot.com/2009/02/ive-got-my-fingers-crossed.html

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See if there is something on this page that solves the problem. BTW if you're doing a FSBO, you may be interested in the blog attached to the link below. Good luck.http://rockinblu-rockinblu.blogspot.com/2009/02/thinking-about-doing-fsbo.html

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I certainly wouldn't rely on tools found to calculate a house's worth on any internet sites. Below are two links. The first is on selecting an agent and arriving at a listing price. The second is on doing a FSBO. You should be able to formulate some sort of plan from the info provided in both of them. Good luck.http://rockinblu-rockinblu.blogspot.com/2009/02/ive-got-my-fingers-crossed.htmlhttp://rockinblu-rockinblu.blogspot.com/2009/02/thinking-about-doing-fsbo.html