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It's because a MLS is associated with a local Realtor organization that operates it. NYC doesn't have a dominant local Realtor organization as RE split off from NAR many years ago! Therefore, for starters, you can't even call it a MLS because there are almost no Realtors in NYC.

MLSs are private databases that are created, maintained and paid for by real estate professionals to help their clients buy and sell property. In most cases, access to information from MLS listings is provided to the public free-of-charge by participating brokers.

The seller is responsible for paying the commission, which is typically 6% of the sales price. The listing broker will offer a commission split with the buyer agent (normally 50/50). Of course, everything is negotiable in real estate, including broker commissions.

A broker agreement is a written contract between a broker and a client. This document outlines the scope of the broker's services, often related to buying or selling property.

Park City MLS serves the Park City Board of Realtors.

To earn your real estate license in Utah, you must: Be at least 18 years old. Complete the 120-hour licensing courses and exams. Pass the Utah sales agent licensing exams. Complete fingerprinting and background check. Apply for your license with the Utah Division of Real Estate (UTDRE)

Also known as “broker service fees” or “administrative fees,” transaction fees are costs associated with closing a real estate deal, says Mike Higgins, an agent with the Caleb Hayes Real Estate Group in Green Bay, WI. This fee covers the cost of things like document storage and management.