Rudy Bachraty, Social Media Guru at Trulia

Hi Ron!

Are selling your home by owner? If so, we do not permit FSBO's to upload their homes to Trulia and wish you good luck. However, as some have mentioned, there are many benefits to selling a home via a licensed real estate agent/broker.

Clarification:

There are many ways for agents and brokers to submit their listings directly to Trulia for free. Some Franchises, Brokerages and MLSs send us their listings via a direct feed. Agents can also manually enter there listings for free one by one via single listing submit.

While others choose to use third party syndication sites like a Listhub or Postlets, which may have fees associated with that process.

I left a link below in the web reference section that shows you how to submit your listings.

Hope everyone has a happy Thanksgiving.

Rudy - Wed Nov 25 2009, 13:08

Having been a buyer, a seller and and a broker, I've seen both sides of the coin. It depends on the individual of course as well as their experience, time table for purchasing etc.....Technology has given consumers the ability to do their homework easier, that's for sure. I used to get serious buyers come to my open houses and when I was a buyer, I did frequent many on my own. - Thu Nov 19 2009, 18:11

Hi Discobigboy!

Each active listing shows "Days on Trulia". Just scroll down to the "Listing Details" section to see the days.

I added an illustration for you in the link below.

Hope that helps. - Tue Nov 17 2009, 08:02