FLORIDA CONDO · FLAT FEE MLS · ORLANDO, FL

Sell a Condo in Orlando, FL
for $99 — Full MLS Exposure

Selling a Florida condo means navigating HOA approvals, estoppel letters, association document delivery, and lender financing restrictions. Our $99 flat fee MLS listing puts your condo on the same Stellar MLS, BeachesMLS, or Miami MLS as every full-service agent — for a fraction of the cost.

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PROPERTY TYPE
Condo
CITY
Orlando
MLS BOARD
Stellar MLS
EST. LISTING PRICE
$308,000
TRADITIONAL 3% FEE
$9,240
FLAT FEE COST
$99
ORLANDO MARKET CONTEXT

Condo Market in Orlando, FL

Orlando's real estate market is powered by the largest tourism economy in the US — and increasingly by a fast-growing tech, aerospace, and healthcare sector. Lake Nona's Medical City and the US Simulation training hub have created sustained professional demand in the $400K–$700K range. Disney, Universal, and the convention industry continue to fuel investor and second-home demand. Listings on Stellar MLS reach buyers relocating from across the country — many researching entirely online before visiting. Winter Park and Dr. Phillips are the most sought-after luxury submarkets.

MEDIAN SALE PRICE
$385,000
LOCAL MLS BOARD
Stellar MLS
AVG DAYS ON MARKET
38 days
CASH BUYER SHARE
21%
WHAT TO KNOW

Key Considerations for Selling a Condo in Orlando

HOA & Condo Association Documents

Florida Statute §718.503 requires sellers to deliver the declaration, bylaws, budget, meeting minutes, and rules within 3 days of contract. Buyers have 3 days after receipt to cancel for any reason — make sure documents are ready.

Estoppel Letter

Order the estoppel letter immediately after contract execution. It takes 7–10 business days and is only valid for 30 days. Florida caps estoppel fees at $299 (standard) or $399 (rush). It confirms dues owed, violations, and transfer fees.

Financing Restrictions

Many Florida condo buildings are not FHA or VA approved, limiting your buyer pool to conventional and cash buyers. Know your building's status before pricing — it directly affects offer terms and closing timeline.

Special Assessments

Disclose any pending or upcoming special assessments. Post-Surfside legislation has triggered major assessments in older buildings for structural inspections and reserve funding — buyers will ask.

Milestone Inspection Reports

Buildings 30+ years old (25 if within 3 miles of coast) must undergo structural milestone inspections under Florida's SB 4-D. Disclose any existing inspection reports and their findings upfront.

MLS Listing Impact

Your condo lists on the same MLS board as single-family homes. Every buyer agent in the area sees your listing alongside all competing inventory — identical exposure to a full-service listing, for $99.

COMMISSION SAVINGS

What You Keep Selling a Condo in Orlando

Based on an estimated $308,000 condo in Orlando.

TRADITIONAL 3% AGENT
$9,240
listing commission
FLAT FEE MLS SELLS
$99
total listing fee, $0 at closing
YOU SAVE UP TO
$9,141
on your Orlando condo sale
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FAQ

Selling a Condo in Orlando — Common Questions

What MLS board covers condos in Orlando?
Condos in Orlando are listed on the Stellar MLS. Your flat fee MLS listing goes live on the Stellar MLS within 24–48 hours and syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin automatically.
Do I need condo association approval to sell in Orlando?
Many Florida condo associations require buyers to apply for approval before closing. Review your association's bylaws for application requirements, fees, and approval timelines — some can take 2–4 weeks and affect your closing date.
How much can I save with a flat fee MLS condo listing in Orlando?
On a Orlando condo estimated at $308,000, a traditional 3% listing agent charges $9,240. Our flat fee MLS listing is $99 — saving you up to $9,141 in listing commission.
Will buyer agents show my Orlando condo?
Yes. Your flat fee MLS listing is identical to any full-service agent listing. Buyer agents see it on the Stellar MLS and can show it to their clients. You offer the buyer-side commission in the MLS listing, which is separate from your $99 flat fee.
What is an estoppel letter and when do I need it?
An estoppel letter is an official statement from your condo association confirming the current dues balance, any violations, pending assessments, and transfer fees. Order it immediately after contract execution — it's required for closing and valid for only 30 days.
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