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Check your address →How much does a flat fee MLS listing cost in Arizona?
HomeRise offers Arizona flat fee MLS listings starting at $95 for the Essentials plan, plus a $495 closing compliance fee at settlement. The Advanced plan is $495 upfront plus a $995 closing compliance fee and includes professional photography, a yard sign, and lockbox.
What is the closing compliance fee?
The closing compliance fee covers the compliance work required to process your Arizona real estate transaction — including MLS compliance, document review, and closing coordination. It's a fixed amount ($495 or $995 depending on your plan) and is only charged when your home successfully sells.
Which MLS boards does HomeRise list on in Arizona?
HomeRise covers 2 Arizona MLS boards: ARMLS (Arizona Regional MLS, covering the Phoenix metro) and Tucson Association of Realtors MLS (covering the Tucson metro). Coverage is confirmed at listing based on your home's county and location. Prescott Area MLS (PAAR), Northern Arizona MLS, Lake Havasu MLS, and White Mountain MLS are not currently covered.
Can I sell my house without a realtor in Arizona?
Yes. Arizona allows homeowners to sell FSBO. HomeRise gives you full MLS exposure so you get the same visibility as agent-listed homes while keeping control of the sale. Our guide covers listing a home on the MLS yourself, step by step.
How long does it take to get listed on the Arizona MLS?
Most Arizona sellers go live on the MLS within 24–72 hours of submitting their listing details and completing the compliance call.
Do I still have to pay a buyer's agent commission in Arizona?
Since the 2024 NAR settlement, buyer agent commissions are no longer pre-set on the MLS. You decide whether to offer a buyer agent commission and how much.
Does HomeRise cover both Phoenix and Tucson?
Yes. HomeRise covers the entire Phoenix metro through ARMLS and all of Tucson through the Tucson Association of Realtors MLS. Whether you're in Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, or South Tucson — HomeRise has you covered.
What happens if my home doesn't sell?
If your home doesn't sell during the listing period, you can renew or cancel with no additional fees. HomeRise offers a 100% money-back guarantee if you cancel before your listing goes live on the MLS.
Does Arizona have a real estate transfer tax when I sell?
No. Arizona doesn’t charge a real estate transfer tax, and its constitution (Art. IX §24) bars new ones. You may still owe title, prorations, and other closing costs, so confirm with your settlement provider. See our closing costs in Arizona guide.
Which Arizona MLS boards does HomeRise not cover yet?
Prescott Area MLS (PAAR), Northern Arizona MLS (Flagstaff), Lake Havasu MLS (HAAR), and White Mountain MLS are not currently covered. Enter your address in the listing flow to confirm eligibility. The Flagstaff city page is for local guidance only and is not a coverage claim for Northern Arizona MLS.
Does the $95 list fee include Arizona title or taxes?
No. HomeRise Essentials is $95 to list plus $495 only if you close. Title premiums, prorations, buyer-agent compensation (if any), and other closing costs are separate.
What seller disclosure do I need in Arizona?
Arizona residential sales commonly use a Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS) and related forms (such as the BINSR inspection process in many transactions). Requirements depend on your situation — confirm with your settlement or legal provider and the current Arizona REALTORS® forms. HomeRise is not a licensed brokerage and does not give legal advice.
