Our Process Is Simple And Straight Forward

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It's simple. 1.5% selling commission is still more than fair for both you the seller and me as your realtor. At today's home values 3% is just ridiculously to high. I can more than provide you with excellent full service you should expect and deserve when selling your home for 1.5%.

3% has been the norm for years and years. Where agents used to make $5,000, $12,000 etc. to sell your home now they are making $10,000-$24,000. But they aren't doing one thing more to "earn" such higher commissions. Ask an agent who's still charging 3% why? They'll have an awful hard time giving you a good answer.

Absolutely!! Top notch service is what I've built my reputation on. Check out my reviews on Google and see what some of my past clients say about me. And oh, the one person who left me a bad review wasn't even my client. They were actually mad that I outsmarted their own agent. Who was a relative.... 

No, you are not required to pay a 3% buyer agent commission (BAC). While we suggest offering a 3% BAC, you have the flexibility to offer less if you prefer. Keep in mind that although many agents will still show your property, some might not, and it could affect their enthusiasm. The most crucial factor in selling your property is its price, condition and location. Even if you offer a 7% BAC, an overpriced property or will not attract buyers. The number of showings you receive depends more on buyer interest than on agents' willingness to show the property..

Low Fee commission agents still have to complete licensure requirements and training, making them just as reputable as other agents. And we are also a Realtor® — meaning we are a member of the National Association of Realtors — we must comply with the association’s ethical standards. 

Here' Are The Pros Of Working With Us:

• Works closely with you the seller, and we are very responsive
• Experience in home selling situations like yours
• Offer advice to save time, money, and remove frustration
• Schedules professional photography
• Arranges for a lockbox on property
• Lists your home on the multiple listing service (MLS)
• Markets your home in the most effective online spaces and to their network
• Places a “For Sale” sign on your property
• Handles all open houses and showings
• Schedules all required inspections
• Has connections with local contractors and professional services
• Works with the buyer’s agent
• Negotiates repairs and concessions
• Is familiar with all transaction documents
• Addresses any surprises on the road to closing
• Handles the closing

What Are The Cons? 

There aren't any! Unless you don't like saving thousands of dollars and receiving the same high level of service you can receive anywhere else.