No, your listing looks just like all other listings on the MLS. You are listed the exact same way as all other listings. How much money you pay us to list your property is not posted on the MLS and agents are not concerned with how much you paid us, they are only concerned with how much money they will make. As long as a seller is offering a similar commission, a real estate broker will show the listing. It is also illegal for a property to be boycotted by a broker and a broker can have its license revoked if this occurs. Real estate brokers must always act in the best interests of their client. The refusal to show a property based on the commission a seller is offering is not acting in the best interests of its clients. Furthermore, if a real estate broker decides to boycott a property, he/she can possibly be engaging in price-fixing and group boycotting which violates U.S. Anti-trust laws involving both civil and criminal penalties leading to a possible 3 year jail term and heavy fines.