Touring homes like a pro
How many homes have you seen?
- None yet
- A few
- Losing count
Look at what can't be changed
Paint, carpet and fixtures are a weekend and a budget. The floor plan, the light, the lot, the street and the noise are permanent. Most people tour backwards — they react to the staging and forget to stand in the yard at the time of day they'd actually be home.
Buying a home? Get up to $25,000 back.
When you buy a home, the seller usually pays your agent about 3%. On a $1M home that's about $30,000. We keep a flat $4,999 and give you the rest. Put it toward closing costs, your down payment, or a lower rate.
See what you'd get backBased on a $1M San Diego home where the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent. Applied to closing costs first. How much can go to you beyond that depends on your loan. Estimate only, not a guarantee.
The five minutes that matter
Run a tap and flush a toilet. Open the electrical panel. Look at the water heater's age. Check for a slope toward the house. None of it replaces an inspection, but it tells you whether to bother paying for one.
Your agent gets paid $30,000. You could get most of it.
Most buyers don't know this. The seller pays your agent a big chunk of the sale price. We think most of that should go to you. We charge one flat fee and send you the rest at closing.
Find out how much is yoursBased on a $1M San Diego home where the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent. Applied to closing costs first. How much can go to you beyond that depends on your loan. Estimate only, not a guarantee.