Flat Fee MLS Listing in Keno, Oregon

How it works in Keno

1. 1

   Choose a package

   Pick Standard or Premium and place your order online for one flat fee.

2. 2

   Share your property details

   Provide your listing information, photos and the required forms so your listing can be prepared.

3. 3

   Your home goes on the MLS

   Once your listing information and required documents have been reviewed and approved by the listing broker, your property is entered into Oregon Data Share. Most listings go live within 24–48 business hours after all required information and documents are received. Listing information is then distributed to participating real estate websites.

4. 4

   You manage showings and offers

   You coordinate showings and handle offers. Realtors can access your showing instructions and available contact information through the MLS.

Keno flat fee MLS questions

What MLS will my Keno property be listed on?

Properties listed through our Oregon service in this area are entered into Oregon Data Share, subject to applicable listing requirements. Your listing details are confirmed from the property's exact address during broker review.

How much does a flat fee MLS listing in Keno cost?

Our featured packages are Standard at $299 and Premium at $349, and either can be extended 6 months for $100. MLS availability and listing requirements depend on your property's location. Contact us with your property address if you're unsure which package applies.

How long will my Keno MLS listing remain active?

Both Standard and Premium run for 6 months. The optional Extend Listing upgrade adds 6 more months for $100, for 12 months in total.

Are there closing fees or commissions to us when my Keno home sells?

No. Your flat fee is paid once, when you order, and we add nothing at closing: no closing fees, transaction fees or success fees.

How many photos can I include with my Keno listing?

Standard includes up to 25 photos and Premium includes up to 50 photos.

What if my Keno property belongs to a different MLS?

Listings for this area through our service go into Oregon Data Share. Oregon has other regional MLS systems outside Oregon Data Share and RMLS; those areas are not automatically included in this service. Whether a particular property can be listed is confirmed during broker review, so send us the address if you have any questions before you order.

How do buyers and agents contact me about my Keno listing?

Real estate agents see your contact information and showing instructions in the MLS and can reach you directly. Unrepresented buyers searching on consumer websites such as Zillow or Realtor.com do not see your personal contact information; those sites typically show the listing brokerage's contact information or their own inquiry forms. Buyers who call the brokerage's published number may be forwarded to you or have the call handled by the brokerage, while inquiries sent through a third-party site's own forms may go to agents on that platform.