PropEx Public Listing Service™ is an open "marketplace"  for real estate.

Soon, PropEx will offer the most comprehensive real estate listing service on the web. As a real estate agent, seller, or landlord, you may enter detailed listing information for all property types, highlight unique features about your property in a digital brochure that you create, and control the amount of information that prospects may view.

Prospective buyers and tenants will be able to freely search all property types, view digital brochures, search for specific attributes, and deal directly with you or your agent.

List all property types...

• Residential - Homes, Rentals, & Apartments.

• Commercial Improved - Retail, Office, Industrial, Hotels, Apartments, Mobile Home Parks, etc.

• Commercial Unimproved - Land Development, Frontage & Interchange Sites, Ground Leases, Large Acreage Tracts

• All Types Of Vacant Land For Sale, Lease Or Exchange - Residential lots, Mobile home space rentals, pasture boarding, and more! 

We offer support services and a referral network for all players in the real estate arena!

• Sellers, landlords and agents - Our classroom supplies teaching tools to help you sell, lease, or exchange your property listing. We provide valuable tips on how to prepare a property for sale or lease, obtain the best price, explain basic mortgage concepts, creative financing, and the loan closing process.

• We offer a do-it-yourself, full color digital brochure to complement each listing.

• Equally time saving, after prospects locate your listing, our PropEx Town Square™ network of "total on-line services" eliminates phone calls and allows buyers or tenants to communicate directly with agents, lenders, appraisers, surveyors, and attorneys to help expedite the closing transaction!

Propex  Public Listing Service vs. For Sale By Owner Services

• Why list your property on other web sites that charge $200 and more when buyers can't even find your listing?  Most For Sale By Owner websites offer limited search functionality requiring buyers and tenants instead to view pages and pages of ad copy. They also tend to oversimplify the complexities of marketing real estate and provide no tools to assist you in the closing transaction.

• Most For Sale By Owner websites do not post rentals nor can they accommodate complex commercial listings.

• So you buy ad space in a FSBO magazine...do you know how many copies are distributed or where they distribute those copies?  Many so called "magazine services" offer limited coverage area and are more interested in renewing your expensive magazine advertisement for another month than selling your real estate.

• Don't be fooled by FSBO claims that you will save "all the commission". Buyer agents represent the largest segment of qualified buyers and many of them ignore FSBO sites. Further, many FSBO sellers have no trouble pricing their real estate but become lost when a prospect comes along and wants to negotiate. Propex puts you in touch with buyers, tenants, and buyer agents. Although payment of a commission to a buyer agent is optional sure, you'll pay if the agent brings you the "right" price! And remember, in some cases the buyer agent may negotiate their fee directly with the buyer.

• Even if your home, business, or rental is already listed in a local multiple listing service, ask your agent about listing in the Propex Public Listing Service™.

If you are listing a property for the first time, you will need to set up an account. Once activated, you may enter your listing. The submission of information to the PropEx PLS is subject to your acceptance of our terms and conditions.  By submitting information to, or accessing information from, the Service, YOU, the end user customer ("Customer") agree to these terms and conditions.  Contact  mark@propex.com for details on how Propex can serve as your proprietary MLS service and save you 50-75% over conventional services.  (Select markets only) 

Notice: State laws vary as to the requirements for property disclosure, rental agreements, vacation rentals, and so forth. Before you begin, you may wish to review the requirements of your state. As an example, the following are requirements for North Carolina. As always, you should seek legal assistance in the state you are located to answer your questions!

[Residential Disclosure Act]    [Vacation Rental Act]    [Landlord & Tenant Act]    [Condominium Development]