Flat Fee MLS Wayne County & Detroit — $399

The difference that matters

Flat means flat.

Real Estate MOO charges one flat price up front and never adds a percentage of your sale at closing. Here's exactly what that price covers.

Real Estate MOO

The price you see is the price you pay

$399

Flat. The whole price. At any sale price.

Zero percentage at closing — not now, not ever
Your sale price doesn't change what you owe us
Full Realcomp MLS listing + syndication included
Licensed Michigan broker backing every listing
Every tier includes full MLS syndication, up to 50 photos and unlimited edits, Listing Lab (we write, enter and maintain your MLS listing) and all three prep guides — higher tiers add broker help with offers and closing, never feature unlocks

For example, a 3% listing commission on a $400,000 home is $12,000. Real Estate MOO charges a flat $399 and takes no percentage at all — which means a higher sale price stays entirely in your pocket.

Selling FSBO in Wayne County

How it works

Only a licensed broker can place a home on the Realcomp MLS — so we do that part for you, and you stay in control of the sale.

Build your listing

Add your Wayne County or Detroit home's details and photos online — no agent visit required.

Go live on Realcomp

We list it on the Realcomp MLS, and it syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin.

Field your own offers

Buyers and their agents contact you directly. You run showings and negotiate on your terms.

Close with backup

Add contract review or closing support whenever you want it — all the backup, none of the agent.

All of Wayne County

Where we list across the county

From Detroit to Wyandotte, Real Estate MOO lists for-sale-by-owner homes on the Realcomp MLS across every Wayne County community.

DetroitLivoniaDearborn Dearborn HeightsWestlandCanton TaylorLincoln ParkWyandotte Garden CityPlymouthNorthville Grosse PointeAllen ParkTrenton RomulusRedfordWayne InksterRiverview

🐄 Wayne County & Detroit FSBO

Common questions

How much does it cost to list on the MLS in Wayne County or Detroit?

Real Estate MOO lists your Wayne County or Detroit home on the Realcomp MLS for a flat $399. There's no commission and no percentage taken at closing, regardless of your home's sale price.

Can I sell my house without a realtor in Wayne County or Detroit?

Yes. You can sell your Wayne County or Detroit home for sale by owner and still get full MLS exposure. Only a licensed broker can place a home on the Realcomp MLS, so a flat-fee service like Real Estate MOO lists it for you for a flat $399 while you keep control of showings, negotiations, and the sale.

Which MLS covers Wayne County and Detroit, Michigan?

Wayne County, including the city of Detroit, is served by Realcomp II, the MLS covering most of Southeast Michigan. A Real Estate MOO listing is placed directly on Realcomp and syndicates automatically to Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin — the same exposure an agent's listing gets.

Does Real Estate MOO charge a percentage at closing in Wayne County?

No. The price is a flat $399 with zero percentage at closing — so what you pay doesn't change when your Wayne County or Detroit home sells for more.

What cities in Wayne County do you cover?

Real Estate MOO lists for-sale-by-owner homes across all of Wayne County, including Detroit, Livonia, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Westland, Canton, Taylor, Lincoln Park, Wyandotte, Garden City, Plymouth, Northville, the Grosse Pointe communities, Allen Park, Trenton, Romulus and Redford — all on the Realcomp MLS for a flat $399.

Will my Wayne County or Detroit FSBO listing appear on Zillow and Realtor.com?

Yes. A Real Estate MOO listing is placed on the Realcomp MLS and automatically syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin — the same syndication a traditional listing agent's home receives.

Do I have to pay a buyer's agent commission when selling FSBO in Wayne County?

No. Since the 2024 NAR settlement, Michigan sellers are no longer required to offer a buyer's agent commission. Many Wayne County and Detroit sellers still choose to offer one to attract more showings, but it's optional and fully your decision.

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