Why Homeowners Choose Us

No Commissions or Fees When You Sell Your House

What a commission actually costs you

In a typical open-market home sale, sellers commonly pay a real estate agent commission — widely cited in the industry at roughly 5–6% of the sale price — plus additional closing costs on top of that. This is general market context, not a figure specific to any one company, but it's worth doing the math on your own home: on a $300,000 sale, a 5–6% commission alone can run $15,000–$18,000 before any other closing costs are counted.

That's money that comes off the top before you ever see it, regardless of how the rest of the sale goes. It's simply built into how a traditional, agent-listed sale works.

The number you accept is the number you keep

A direct cash offer works differently. The number you accept is the number you receive — there's no commission deducted afterward, because there's no listing agent or buyer's agent commission built into the transaction at all. Whatever figure we offer is the figure that shows up at closing.

That's part of the same transparent process we try to carry through every step: no pressure, no surprises, and no fine print that quietly reduces the number you thought you were getting.

Where that number comes from

We don't just skip commissions and call it a day — the offer itself is built from real math, based on your home's market value and its condition. If you're curious exactly how we land on that number, Step 2 walks through the calculation in detail, including how repair costs factor in.

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