Question 1

What is the Flat Price Difference?

Accepted Answer

Flat Price Broker believes you should get all the services you need to sell your property at the best possible price without having  to pay more because your home is worth more.

Question 2

Why different flat price plans?

Accepted Answer

The flat rate plan we recommend depends on the type of property and level of services needed. Commissions costs increase as the value increases. Why would you pay twice as much to sell a double lot as a single lot?

Question 3

What are the types of properties and the levels of services recommended?

Accepted Answer

Flat Price Broker is happy to help with any type property and has the experience and expertise to help recommend the right flat rate plan to sell quickly for top dollar. Many of our plans provide for ways the seller might assist in showing their own home and possibly save on the commission a buyer’s agent charges. Flat Price Broker is happy to discuss options that can save you time and money when selling.

Question 4

Can Flat Price Broker help buyers save money too?

Accepted Answer

Although most sellers pay the commission charges for both listing and buyer’s agents, Flat Price Broker is often able to provide a portion of the buyer’s commission to the buyer…. this may allow for an increased offer to the seller without costing more money. All commission payments made to or in behalf of any party must be disclosed.

Question 5

How and when are the Flat rate fees paid?

Accepted Answer

All commissions and fees are typically paid at closing, although other payment arrangements can result in significant savings. Flat Price Broker does charge clients a fee for terminating the listing agreement without justification, but this just protects the savings we offer to our clients. If Flat Price Broker is unable to sell your property during the intial listing period, no termination fee is charged.

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