Colorado MLS Listing Entry with Transaction Brokerage Support
A clear, defined option for Colorado homeowners who want their property entered on the MLS by a licensed real estate professional, while retaining control of pricing, showings, and negotiations.
See if this is a fit
Share a few details. You will get a clear next step and a short explanation of the process.
Service comparison
Base services vs full service representation
Base services
- MLS input and publishing by a licensed Colorado real estate professional
- Transaction brokerage support through closing as a neutral facilitator
- Commission approved forms and disclosures prepared correctly
- Administrative coordination of deadlines and required documents
- Defined scope and flat fee structure
Full service listing
- Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement
- Pricing strategy, marketing plan, and showing coordination
- Negotiation guidance and seller advocacy
- Buyer follow up and transaction oversight through closing
- Compensation typically commission based
What is included
Clear deliverables, clear fees, and a fast timeline
MLS listing entry
- MLS listing entered by a licensed Colorado real estate professional
- Listing input completed accurately and in compliance with MLS requirements
- Syndication based on MLS distribution rules and platform participation
Transaction brokerage support
- Completion of Commission approved contracts and disclosures
- Administrative coordination of required documents and deadlines
- Communication facilitation between parties as needed
- Transaction oversight through closing without advocacy
Fees
$750 upfront to activate MLS setup and listing entry. $1,000 due at closing if the transaction closes. No percentage based commission.
ShowingTime
ShowingTime is a scheduling system commonly used to coordinate showing requests and confirmations. Availability depends on MLS and brokerage settings. Learn more here: showingtime.com
Brokerage relationships in Colorado
Defined in writing using Commission approved disclosures and agreements
A Transaction Broker is a neutral facilitator of the real estate transaction. The broker does not advocate for the buyer or the seller. The role focuses on compliance, document preparation, timelines, and execution. Duties and disclosures are defined by Colorado law and the Commission approved forms used to establish the working relationship.
Under an Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement, the broker represents the seller as an agent and provides advocacy, pricing guidance, negotiation strategy, and marketing oversight. This relationship typically involves commission based compensation and a broader scope of services.
MLS access in Colorado
I have access to multiple MLS systems in Colorado. MLS coverage and syndication vary by location and by the specific MLS rules for that area. Once you share the property address, I can confirm which MLS applies and what distribution options are available for your location.
Important disclosure
This page is provided for informational purposes only. No brokerage relationship is created by viewing or submitting information through this page. Any brokerage relationship must be established through the execution of the appropriate Colorado Real Estate Commission approved agreement and the required disclosures.
How it works
Simple steps from inquiry to MLS live
Step 1
Submit the form and share your property address and timeline.
Step 2
We confirm fit, required inputs, scope, and next steps.
Step 3
Your MLS listing goes live within 24 hours after confirmation and required inputs are received.
Step 4
Transaction brokerage support continues through closing within the defined scope and without advocacy.
FAQs
Short answers to common questions
Is this a traditional full service listing?
No. This page describes a defined scope option that includes MLS entry and transaction brokerage support. A full service listing is typically established through an Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement with a broader scope of services and representation.
Do you negotiate on my behalf?
Under a Transaction Broker relationship, the broker remains neutral and does not advocate for either party. If you want advocacy and negotiation guidance, we can discuss a full service representation model.
What is ShowingTime?
ShowingTime is a scheduling platform used in many markets to coordinate showing requests and confirmations. Learn more at showingtime.com.
Is this compliant with Colorado law?
Colorado recognizes multiple working relationships, including transaction brokerage. This page is informational and is not legal advice. The appropriate Commission approved disclosures and agreements will be provided before any brokerage relationship is established.
What do you need from me to list in 24 hours?
Typically: property details required by the MLS, listing inputs such as photos and key facts, and seller disclosures as required. After we confirm fit, I will outline exactly what is needed for your specific location and MLS.
