Many builders offer  realtor commissions that are built into the price of the home. This is a marketing expense the builder simply pockets if you choose to purchase without representation. Since the builder pays all our fee to represent you as a buyer, NONE of our services will cost you a penny. However, if your offer is not accepted or we are otherwise unsuccessful in assisting you in your new home purchase, you owe us nothing.

Unfortunately if you are already under contract with another real estate agent, you are not eligible for our program. This service is not meant to solicit buyers already working with a buyer agent. However, once your current contract is terminated or expires, we would be happy to assist you.

Yes, rebates to home buyers are 100% legal in every state EXCEPT Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey and Oklahoma. Click here to see the United States Department of Justice website that specifically addresses real estate rebates. The harsh reality is that rebates are not very popular among the general population of real estate agents. Most agents make their living by keeping all of their commission. If an agent tells you rebating is not legal, they are ignorant of the law, or simply they make more money by convincing you otherwise.

Once you find a home that interests you, here’s how to schedule a showing:

New Homes: Once you find a NEW home you would like to view, no appointment is needed. Simply visit the community sales center at your earliest convenience and speak directly with the builder’s community sales manager.

IMPORTANT: The “friendly” community sales manager is hired by and represents the best interests of the builder, not you.

VERY IMPORTANT: You MUST tell the new homes sales rep that ________________ is your agent during your FIRST visit. Otherwise, we will not be able to represent you.

Resale/Existing Homes: If you find an existing home you would like to view, simply contact your assigned agent to check availability and schedule a showing.

An immediate delivery home is a brand new home that was customized for a particular buyer, but at some point during construction, the buyer backed out for whatever reason (financing fell through, loss of job, job transfers, death in the immediate family, medical problems, etc.)  These homes are typically loaded with many beautiful interior/exterior upgrades and are priced very low for quick sale. The bottom line is that the builder is stuck with a home that is completed, but they no longer have a buyer. In this scenario, the builder is highly motivated to sell these homes as quickly as possible, even if that means selling at a loss!!!

Yes, you need to get pre-approved before we can begin showing you homes. If you don’t have a lender, we can help you with the process of getting pre-approved. Some major builders will give you additional incentives if you use their lender of choice, such as help with closing costs.

3% Commission paid is a 50% rebate

2% Commission paid is a 40% rebate

1% Commission paid is a 30% rebate

*Bonuses and other incentives do not apply

Because we do volume transactions, we are able to operate with reduced costs and still be profitable. This is very different than most agents that spend their time and money with listings that don’t sell and buyers that don’t buy. Our up-front approach usually attracts the most serious buyers. Because we only work with ready, able and willing clients, we can eliminate the taxi driving and other unnecessary (but time-consuming) tasks which make the home-sale process more efficient for all parties.

The answer is quite possibly. A builder usually wants to know at the first meeting if you have a real estate agent representing you. If you have already visited a builder, they are not legally bound to compensate a real estate agent, since you are already a potential client. Sometimes, a builder will allow you to have an agent after you have made contact with them. Please contact us and we will discuss the best way to approach the builder in this situation.

Most of the time NO! Your home will not cost you anymore whether you use us to represent you or you represent yourself. Builders typically pay  commissions to agents who bring them a buyer. But many buyers find it easy to shop for newly constructed homes on their own and don’t bother to enlist an agent. The irony is that many builders own company policy, requires the price of the home to be the same whether the buyer uses the service of an agent or not. Compensation provided to the agent is recognized by the builder as a marketing cost and has no impact on the final price of the home. In fact, most builders expect and encourage agents to participate in their home sales. Otherwise, the builder simply pockets this unused expense. There usually is no discount or price reduction if you purchase your new home without an agent.

We offer a 50% commission rebate program for any to-be-built new construction homes. Many buyers find it easy to shop for new construction homes on their own without the assistance of an agent. In that scenario, our goal is simply to make sure you are aware of ALL your options. Once you locate a home you would like to purchase, we’re here to help negotiate the absolute lowest price plus rebate you 50% commission rebate.

You still get a rebate! The rebate amount is 1% of the purchase price provided we are compensated at 3% of the purchase price. The rebate is less than new homes because there is much more time and effort involved in buying an existing home. However, the main purpose for us to be involved is to help you find the right home. Think of your rebate as a bonus. Please register and tell us what you are looking for.

Yes, as fully licensed brokerage and we can also assist you with the sale of your current home. If we don’t serve your area, we’ll help find you a top-rated local agent that can help you sell your home fast and for top dollar.