There is no catch! It is a win-win – you get to save thousands on your new home and we get to work with a client who would have bought a new home without us.

Yes! Builders typically offer a 3% agent commission that is built into the price of the home. Since the builder pays all our fees, none of our services will cost you a penny.

As a nationwide company, we work on volume so we're able to operate with reduced costs and still be profitable. This is very different from most agents who spend their time and money with listings that don’t sell and buyers that don’t buy. They can't afford to compete. Because we specialize in new construction home sales, our up-front approach usually attracts the most serious buyers. Since we only work with ready, able and willing clients, we're able to eliminate the "taxi driving" and all the other unnecessary (but time-consuming) tasks which make the home-sale process more efficient for all parties.

Unfortunately, if you are already under contract with another real estate agent, you are not eligible for our program. This service is not meant to solicit buyers already working with another brokerage. But once your current contract terminates or expires, we would be happy to assist you.

As long as you are not already under contract, the answer is most likely. A builder usually wants to know at the first meeting if you have a real estate agent representing you, but most will allow you to add an agent during the process. Please contact us and we will discuss the best way to approach the builder in this situation.

Yes, rebates to home buyers are 100% legal in every state EXCEPT Alabama, Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Tennessee. Click here to see the United States Department of Justice website that specifically addresses real estate rebates. The reality is that rebates are not very popular among the general population of real estate agents, since most agents make their living by keeping all of their commission (typically 3% of the sales price). If an agent tells you rebating is not legal, they are ignorant of the law, or they simply make more money by convincing you otherwise.

Brokers and agents across the country are eyeing this trend nervously. Rebates are basically gifts that the buyer can use to reduce their out-of-pocket expenses; however, the buyer’s gain is often seen as a loss to the agent. Most agents earn their sole living based on the commission received from the real estate transaction. Oftentimes, the agent also has to split their commission check with their sponsoring broker. So, the misconception among many agents is that providing a rebate is synonymous to leaving a hole in their pockets, which ultimately results in less income for them. We don’t adhere to this belief.

We offer 2.5% rebates for any to-be-built and immediate-delivery new homes. Once you find a new home you would like to purchase, just make sure to register us as your agent.