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One Flat Fee Real Estate Donates $1,500 To The BC Children’s Hospital

Darpan News Desk, 17 Dec, 2015 04:56 PM

Oneflatfee, the largest flat fee MLS service in western Canadadonated $ 1,500 to the BC Children’s hospital on December 15th. Here is a few words about the company.

About One Flat Fee

Established in March 2010, OneFlatFee.ca offers sellers three packages with a range of options.

The basic service for $499 includes a listing of the home on MLS and Realtor.ca, promotion of the property on other listing websites such as Kijiji, and the forwarding of all prospective buyer details to the customer.

The most comprehensive package (at $3,499) includes MLS and other website advertising, the handling of all paperwork and negotiations, a buying and selling consultation, legal coordination and sale completion.

For more information, please visit www.oneflatfee.ca. To date Oneflatfee.ca has sold over $350,000,000 (three hundred and fifty million) in Real Estate and saved its clients millions in commissions.

If you have any questions please feel free to call 604.725.1000 anytime.

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