List Your Florida Home
on the MLS for $118

A flat fee MLS listing means you pay a set fee — instead of a percentage commission — to have your home listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Your listing then syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and 150+ other sites. You keep full control of your sale while saving thousands in commission.

MyStateMLS is a nationwide Multiple Listing Service — not limited to one county or city like most traditional MLS boards. It covers the entire United States, giving your listing maximum reach from day one. When we submit your property, it automatically syndicates to over 125 consumer-facing real estate websites including Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia, Homes.com, and international portals. Unlike local MLS boards, MyStateMLS charges no surprise fines or fees, your leads come directly to you (they don't claim your data), and your listing stays active until sold. We chose them because they deliver the widest possible audience at the lowest possible cost — which is exactly what flat fee sellers deserve. Learn more at mystatemls.com.

You may choose to offer a buyer's agent commission — but it is no longer mandated by MLS rules. Many sellers offer 2–3% to attract buyer agents, but you are free to offer any amount, including $0. We'll advise you on the current market norms in your area so you can make the best decision.

After you submit the property details form, our team reviews your submission, uploads your listing to MyStateMLS, and gets it syndicated to 150+ sites — typically within 3 business days. You'll receive a confirmation email with your listing link and instructions on how to manage showings and offers.

Yes — unlimited edits are included with every package. Price changes, photo updates, remarks rewrites, status updates — just email us or fill out an update request and we'll handle it quickly.

Yes. Peak Trust Realty LLC is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage. Rogelio Rives is the broker of record (License BK3512728). You are not dealing with a software platform, an AI bot, or a call center — you're working with a licensed professional who understands Florida real estate law.