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Quick Question? Text Me!Veterans and active-duty service members selling a home in Maricopa County can list with me at a 2% listing fee, with full service and no corners cut. It's my way of giving back to the people who served.
The 2% is my listing fee, paid at closing from the sale proceeds. Buyer-broker compensation, if you choose to offer any, is a separate decision we'll talk through together. All fees are negotiable and set in a written listing agreement before anything happens. Proof of service is required.
On a $450,000 sale, a 2% listing fee is $9,000. Your total selling costs will also depend on any buyer-broker compensation you offer, title and escrow fees, prorations and any repairs or credits. I'll give you a written net sheet before you list.
Not sure if you qualify? Send me a message or call 480-670-1781.
From the West Valley near Luke Air Force Base (Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Litchfield Park) to Phoenix, Scottsdale and the East Valley, the program applies to homes across Maricopa County. Learn more about selling in Phoenix or selling in Scottsdale.
Veterans and active-duty U.S. military members selling a home in Maricopa County. Proof of service is required.
No. It's full service: pricing analysis, prep guidance, professional marketing, MLS exposure, negotiation and transaction management through closing.
No. The 2% is my listing fee. Buyer-broker compensation, if you choose to offer any, is separate and is your decision. All fees are negotiable and are set in a written listing agreement.
Yes. If you're relocating, including from Luke Air Force Base or another assignment, I can coordinate showings, repairs and closing with you remotely and keep you updated at every step.
Yes. I also work with military and VA buyers, including helping you understand the VA appraisal and inspection process. See my services for military and VA buyers.
Let's talk about your home, your timeline and what you'd net. No pressure, no obligation.
