You can't list a FSBO as a FSBO (in AZ).

I am a Full Service Realtor and I charge a Full Service Compensation too, Endre

While my fee is negotiable, the level of my service is not.   Service matters. 

Nope, not a role I will take on.

No, I have never listed a FSBO Praful Thakkar, and have never actually considered doing so.  I am not interested in being a Discount Agent, though have seen others who do go this route . . .  it's not my style.  I will read replies below though!

You can't, to begin with. And why on Earth would we if we could?

No as it does no one any good. The seller will still be uniformed, make mistakes and worse, my name would be on the mls. It makes one look bad to take limited service in a world where a lot of sellers are demanding more service, not less. 

Nope.

You're either all in or out there is no gray area in my business!

I will do a limited listing but many times it turns into a full listing

I would list as FSBO with limited services and represent the Buyer?

A half a loaf of bread is better than no bread at all !

What is a discount broker?

What is a limited service broker?

What is a 'submission only' broker?

To answer your question, as others have said. a FSBO does not appear in Pinellas County Realtor Association multiple listing service.

The agent who declares they provide the consumer no choices may be losing track of what consumers are demanding.

what???  when I listed a home, it was listed to the Nth degree...no half-assed services.... full butt in the game...

Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR nailed this one!

No. When they are ready to get the most money in the shortest amount of time I will full service list it.

No sir. If I list a FSBO they will no longer be a FSBO. However, I do represent buyers and look at FSBO's only if the FSBO agrees to compensate me.

Full service is what I provide / I will leave the blue light specials to the limited service guys

If the property warrants it, i.e. one that will bring in substantial buyer leads I may consider it if I'm low on inventory.

No, I would not. I am not a limited listing broker and don't want to have any kind of recognition in the market that I might be.

Lots of no's.  Consumers are offered choices in most industries.  Real estate traditionally offered FSBO or "full service".  If restaturants only offered "cook at home" (FSBO) or full service, there would be no fast food industry (I can hear the "that is ok" chorus).  Obviosly, consumers like the choice of fast food options.  Offering choices in the real estate industry is happening.  Zillow buying and selling homes, Redfin, etc.... Choices are only going to become more prevalent.  Not providing what the consumer is demanding is a recipe for going out of business.  

No, I want to be a full agent for them.

Our MLS says no limited services.

I will pass on that segment of the business and let the newbies have it.

Not this Baltimore Broker!

No, I've built my brand on full service.

I am a full time full service broker, you want to use me, I charge a commission.

Not something we would do.

Our broker does not allow this type of limited service.

If you have a contract with them, they technically are not a FSBO... even as a limited service.  Now with an non-exclusive contract they could still be FSBO.

No, limited service leads to less than limited satisfaction, no time for that.

Never say never. I have not to date considered doing so. There may come a day when I will.  I just don't know. 

No, if someone does not see your value, why would you diminish yourself. A

Nope! Full service is all I give! ✅

All depends on attitude....

No thank you. What a waste of time.  Bill boards, moving trucks, bus post 1% solution, full service.  I saw 0.9%. Just saw someone will list it for $300 and mess up the transaction.

We do not. In Idaho for an MLS entry only listing the brokerage still needs to keep a copy of all documents related to the file and be available to discuss offers. So... might as well just be full service. -Kasey

     Flat Fee, MLS only?   I have done it for investors who buy and sell a lot of houses.   But for your "typical" FSBO, no. 

No - I will only list when the seller is 100% committed to the listing process.

No.

Not done it.

Nope, not me! No way!

Nope, give everyone the same service.

No, I would not.

No I would not.