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✦ Flat Fee MLS · Tequesta, FL

Flat Fee MLS Listing in Tequesta, FL

List your Tequesta home on the MLS from $99 — fully syndicated to Zillow, Realtor.com and 100+ sites. Keep your equity instead of paying a 6% commission. Start with a free, instant value estimate for your address.

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Selling a home in Tequesta?

Tequesta is an affluent, leafy village on the Loxahatchee River at the county's northern edge — golf, boating, and a tight-knit community feel beside Jupiter and exclusive Jupiter Island. As of mid-2026, Tequesta home values run around $800,000, with riverfront and country-club homes higher still.

A 6% commission on an $800,000 Tequesta home is about $48,000. A flat-fee MLS listing gets your home identical MLS, Zillow and Realtor.com exposure — the channels affluent buyers search — for a flat fee, with broker support. You keep the equity.

~$800K
Median sale price (2026)
~85
Avg. days on market
$99+
Flat fee to list — not 6%
Keep up to ~$48,000 in equity

Estimated listing-side savings vs. a 6% commission on a $800,000 Tequesta home. Check your home's value →

Listing across every Tequesta neighborhood

From the Tequesta Country Club and riverfront to the family neighborhoods, we list flat-fee across all of Tequesta and northern Palm Beach County.

Tequesta Country ClubRolling HillsRiverbendBermuda TerraceJupiter in the PinesCypress CoveShay PlaceCountry Club PointAnchorage Point

Just outside Tequesta? See our Palm Beach County flat fee MLS hub → or our West Palm Beach page.

Selling in Tequesta: what’s different here

Tequesta sits on the Loxahatchee River, so riverfront and canal homes with docks are a prized part of the market — bringing seawall/dock disclosures and boating-access details buyers scrutinize. The Tequesta Country Club and gated communities may involve membership and HOA estoppels, and flood zones apply near the water. It's an affluent, lower-volume village where the right comps and full portal exposure drive the sale.

Three flat-fee plans — pick what fits

Every plan lists your Tequesta home on the MLS and syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com and 100+ sites. No listing commission, ever.

Pro
$99
one-time flat fee · 12-month listing
  • MLS listing for 12 months
  • Zillow, Realtor.com & 100+ sites
  • Listed in 72 hours or less
  • Free unlimited price changes
  • Offer review & contract documents
  • $0 due at closing
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VIP
$999
one-time flat fee · full service
  • Everything in Elite, plus:
  • Drone aerial photography
  • Free YouTube® listing video
  • Full Comparative Market Analysis
  • List Hub analytics
  • Priority broker support
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Flat fee MLS in Tequesta — your questions

How much does a flat fee MLS listing cost in Tequesta?
Plans start at $99 (Pro), with $399 (Elite) and $999 (VIP) options that add professional photos, marketing and a full CMA. Compare that to a traditional 6% listing commission — roughly $48,000 on a $800,000 Tequesta home. There's no listing commission and $0 due at closing.
Which MLS will my Tequesta home be listed on?
Your home is listed on the Treasure Coast / South Florida MLS that powers the major portals, then syndicated automatically to Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and 100+ real estate sites — the same exposure a full-commission listing gets.
How fast will my home hit the MLS?
Once your listing details and photos are in, your Tequesta home is published to the MLS in 72 hours or less.
Do I still have to offer a buyer's agent commission?
After the 2024 NAR settlement, buyer-agent compensation is negotiable and entirely your choice. A flat-fee listing puts you in control — you decide whether to offer it and how much.
Is flat fee MLS worth it in Tequesta?
Yes. Tequesta's riverfront and golf homes draw high-end, out-of-area buyers who search the portals. Flat fee delivers that exposure while saving the ~$48,000 a 6% commission would cost on an $800K home.
Can I sell FSBO in Tequesta and still be on Zillow?
Yes — that's exactly what flat fee MLS does. You sell as the owner while a licensed broker gets you onto the MLS and every major portal, so your Tequesta home shows up right alongside agent-listed homes on Zillow and Realtor.com.
I'm selling a riverfront Tequesta home with a dock — what should I highlight?
Note your Loxahatchee River or canal access, draft and bridge limits, and dock/seawall condition and permits. Riverfront buyers pay for usable boating access, and pricing to comparable waterfront sales is key.
Does the Tequesta Country Club require a membership transfer at sale?
Some Tequesta communities involve club membership; confirm your community's exact requirement and cost so buyers know upfront. Gated communities also issue an estoppel at closing, which we coordinate.

What Tequesta sellers should know before listing

Tequesta sits in Palm Beach County, where the seller customarily selects the closing agent and pays for the owner’s title policy. Neighbouring Broward and Miami-Dade run the opposite way, so if you moved here from either, the default has flipped. Because you are paying for it, you also get to choose the closing agent.

Documentary stamp tax on the deed in Palm Beach County is $0.70 per $100. That is the standard Florida rate. Your listing runs on BeachesMLS and syndicates from there to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and the other major portals.

What is different about selling in Tequesta

Tequesta sits on the Loxahatchee River at the county line, with substantial waterfront inventory. River-front title raises dock permitting, seawall responsibility and occasionally submerged land lease questions that inland parcels never face.

Common questions

Who pays for title insurance in Tequesta?
Tequesta is in Palm Beach County, where the seller customarily selects the closing agent and pays for the owner’s title policy. It is negotiable and the contract controls.
What is the doc stamp rate on a Tequesta sale?
Documentary stamp tax on the deed in Palm Beach County is $0.70 per $100.
Which MLS will my Tequesta listing appear on?
BeachesMLS, syndicating to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and the other major portals.
What should I check before listing in Tequesta?
Tequesta sits on the Loxahatchee River at the county line, with substantial waterfront inventory. River-front title raises dock permitting, seawall responsibility and occasionally submerged land lease questions that inland parcels never face.
What does a flat fee MLS listing cost in Tequesta?
Plans start at $99 for the Pro package, $399 for Elite and $999 for VIP. There is no commission on the listing side.

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