The $7495 Luxury Home Listing Agreement
NOTE: The $7495 luxury home listing fee is for listing and marketing your property and does not include any commissions or fees owed to the Buyer’s Agent (if any) at closing.
To properly showcase your waterfront class home, Flat Price Broker offers our luxury home listing that includes many specialty services. For instance, a professional photographer creates a virtual tour and album of beautiful photographs for marketing and advertisements. Our luxury home listing service doesn’t stop there. We also offer your choice of either custom advertising on a high-visibility electronic billboard or an aerial drone video tour that gives a captivating marketing perspective. YOUR best interests are our top priority, and helping sell your home for the best possible price is our goal. We work tirelessly to market your home to the right audience, highlighting features that make your home special and unique.
What we offer with our luxury home listing
Flat Price Broker’s luxury home agreement provides showings of your property, with professional consultation, assistance and advice on your schedule. You receive the top-notch service and quality results that you expect, but you will not be faced with paying a huge commission based on the price of your home. Our listing price remains the same – no matter the sales price of your home. You receive top quality marketing, which includes the premium services noted above. You will also receive top-dollar results, all for a listing fee you would typically pay on a $250K home. In fact, if your home sells for $500K you’ll pay half. On a $1M home you will pocket 75% of the typical 3% listing commission.
What we do
Our luxury home listing process starts with a thorough analysis of both national and local market conditions that may affect your property or the sale. This might include important items like tax implications, FEMA flood zone or windstorm certification changes, or homeowner association documents. We then undertake a study of your home’s site, structure, components, and features, to develop a comprehensive market value analysis and suggested list price. This is before we even start talking about effectively marketing your wonderful home. Helping explain market factors that influence value is a service we specialize in, and your experienced broker has the expertise to give you honest, reliable opinions and advice. You will not be disappointed with the service or the cost, and Flat Price Broker will deliver your buyer.
What do our luxury home sellers have to do?
(Almost) Nothing!
We cannot complete the forms required to be completed by you, but our deluxe service includes handing you the pen! Flat Price Broker’s luxury home listing agreement provides personal attention with forms, showings, and advice about offers and contract provisions…. and more. It’s really pretty simple, you want the kind of service and results you would expect from yourself… and we strive to exceed those expectations.
The TAR and MLS approved Exclusive Agency Addendum and the Flat Price Broker’s Addendum D (attached) help explain how YOU might show and sell your own home. If you sell to an unrepresented buyer you might even save on the cost of the buyer’s agent commission. We are always happy to discuss the opportunities available to save you time and money when selling your property.
We look forward to helping sell your beautiful home… we would love to schedule an appointment at your convenience to get started! Please call us to arrange an appointment or click HERE and we will get back with you shortly.
Addenda
Flat Price Broker – Addendum D
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). This bill includes 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.