Flat Price Broker

The $3495 Complete Service Listing Agreement


NOTE:
  The $3495 fee is for complete service in listing and marketing of your property but does not include any commissions or fees owed to the Buyer’s Agent (if any) at c
losing.

Welcome wonderful sellers!  We hope you are not permanently leaving the beautiful coastal area … just looking for a new residence better suited for you and your family, either way, Flat Price Broker’s complete service agreement gives you a head start! Our broker services in Rockport, TX are a great way to list and market your property!

Your best interests are our top priority, and quickly selling your home for the best possible price is our goal.  The Flat Price Broker complete listing plan provides all the services and tasks you expect from any outstanding Realtor, but at a price you don’t expect. We work tirelessly to market your home to the right audience, a path that leads us to a happy and well informed buyer. We highlight the features that make your home special and unique. The factors that separate Flat Price Broker from the rest of the herd is our flat price fee structure that puts more money in your pocket.

What we offer

Flat Price Broker’s  $3,495 complete service listing agreement provides listing-to-close showings of your property, with professional consultation, assistance, and advice. You will receive the top level service and the quality results you expect, but will not be faced with paying a huge listing commission at closing. Our listing price remains the same – no matter the sales price of your home.

What we do

Our listing activity starts before we meet, with a thorough analysis of local market conditions. We focus our attention on those factors that influence buyers in your neighborhood. Next, we undertake a study of your home’s site, structure, and amenities, to compare the special features of your home with nearby listings and recent sales of similar homes. This allows us to determine the most probable selling price for your property, which is usually the most profitable for you.

If your home is under-priced and sells too quickly, but at a lower price than the market would support, you may be disappointed. On the other hand, over-pricing your home will discourage market interest and extend the listing period as buyers search for better values. We do not set the market, we simply track and follow the value indications and trends the market produces. YOU will decide an appropriate listing price, but our helpful advice and experience will help ensure your home sells quickly for top dollar.  We would rather not list a home outrageously over-priced, or one that does not bring the equity you deserve. 

What do our sellers have to do?

Nothing!  

Our Complete service listing agreement provides listing-to-closing assistance with forms, showings, and contract negotiations that set the table for a quick sale of your home at top dollar prices.

The TAR and MLS approved Exclusive Agency Addendum and the Flat Price Broker’s Addendum C (attached) explains how YOU can show your own home to an unrepresented buyer and possibly save the cost of the buyer’s commission, however, you should know that all of our MLS listings offer a full 3% commission to an agent that brings us a happy buyer. We are always happy to discuss opportunities available to save you money when selling your property.

We look forward to helping you sell your home… we would love to schedule an appointment at your convenience to get started! Please call us to schedule an appointment or click HERE and we will get back to you!

Addenda

Flat Price Broker – Addendum C

TAR – Exclusive Agency Addendum

TAR – General Information for Buyers and Sellers

Note: Flat Price Broker complies completely with SB 810 in all of our listing packages (along with all rules and regulations by TREC, TAR, NAR & MLS Boards) including provisions that require a broker who represents a party or who lists property under an exclusive agreement to inform the party of any material information related to the transaction, including presenting any offers received and answering the party’s questions about the offer. The bill also prohibits a broker representing a party from telling another broker to negotiate directly with the broker’s client.