A. The MLS (multiple listing service) is a database of properties for sale maintained by cooperative real estate boards. The MLS connects homebuyers and sellers by allowing brokers to see each other’s listings. By consolidating and sharing information, the MLS facilitates real estate agents’ and brokers’ communication.

A. Yes. Although there may be other Marketing systems out there, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board MLS System as well as realtor.ca are by far the most comprehensive effective system for the past 100 years.

Prior to putting up any property for sale, we will need all the pertinent information about your property. We will then verify its accuracy before posting it on the MLS. The MLS System and realtor.ca will display it to buyers and other Realtors. Visitors can find detailed information about your property on the realtor.ca website and all TRREB-related websites including the Toronto Real Estate Realty website. Furthermore, depending on the option plan, these properties may also be advertised and promoted on social media.

A seller’s contact information is posted in the Broker-only remarks section of the MLS beside Toronto Real Estate Realty, along with instructions on how interested Buyers and Buyer Agents can contact the seller directly to arrange showings and negotiate commissions.

A. There are several reasons why realtors call to schedule an appointment. The first is to ensure that they will be paid a Real Estate Commission to show your home to potential buyers, and if a successful offer is made, then the commission will be paid.

Secondly, some Realtors will want to inspect a property to see if it meets their Buyer’s needs, which leads to a discussion about commissions.

Finally, unethical realtors may call simply to entice you to use their full listing service.

A. Yes of course. The Listing Brokerage in this case is Toronto Real Estate Realty, while all other realtors are called Co-operating Brokers. In general, co-operating brokers receive commissions between 2.5% and 3% of the sale price – although this can be negotiated between the Seller and the co-operating broker. There are two types of commission: a percentage of the sale price or a fixed amount plus taxes.

Any offer from a Co-operating Brokerage will most likely be on Board- approved forms. These must be reviewed for accuracy. Despite being able to handle the details yourself, it is advisable to seek legal assistance.
Toronto Real Estate Realty can help with all aspects of the process if your Mere Posting plan includes them. Please seek professional assistance before signing any documents.

As soon as the sale is finalized, the sellers must notify Toronto Real Estate Realty, the listing brokerage, about the details of the sale. Sales reporting is a key component of the MLS System.

It can begin at any time if you have enough funds to carry a second property while selling the first. It is advisable to wait until the first property has been sold firm before buying the next property if you intend to rely on the proceeds from the first sale. Syncing closing dates for both properties may be necessary.

In spite of your best efforts, there is no guarantee that the first home will be sold on time. Consequently caution should be exercised

Toronto Real Estate Realty offers unique and well priced options for sellers and has lucrative cash back plans for all buyers. Furthermore, it also has cash back plans for pre-construction new homes and condominiums.

For sellers of condos and properties still under construction, Toronto Real Estate Realty has discounted and Cash-back plans for Assignment Sales.

As well as offering cash-back plans on resale homes, we offer pre- construction condominiums and homes as well.