The Prime Buyer Advantage is designed to create value when you buy and when you eventually sell.
The future 1.5% listing fee may apply when the seller previously purchased the same home through Prime Home Team and later chooses Prime Home Team to list that home for sale.
They’re related, but they’re not the same. Here’s how each one works.
A straightforward path from purchase to future sale.
Your purchase creates the potential future listing fee benefit for that same home, subject to program terms.
Learn About Buying A Home →You own the home and may sell whenever the time is right. The future 1.5% listing fee is designed to create value when you eventually sell the same home.
When you're ready to sell, reach out to review home value, selling strategy, and your potential 1.5% listing fee eligibility.
Request A Home Value Review →Prime Home Team reviews the property, comparable sales, active competition, market conditions, home condition, and your goals.
If you choose Prime Home Team to list the home, the listing fee and all listing terms are documented in the signed listing agreement.
Prime Home Team helps price, prepare, market, negotiate, and close the sale. The 1.5% listing fee applies only if program terms are met and the listing agreement includes the applicable terms.
How a 1.5% listing fee may compare with an example 3% listing fee. For illustration only — listing fees vary, are negotiable, and are subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
When you use Prime Home Team for the purchase and Ultimate Mortgage for financing, you may receive mortgage-side savings now — and the future 1.5% listing fee later, subject to program terms.
How the Prime Buyer Advantage may create savings at purchase and later at sale. Uses an estimated 1% origination fee, $600 lender processing fee, and an example 1.5% vs. 3% future listing fee comparison.
The 1.5% listing fee refers to the listing-side fee only. It doesn’t eliminate every cost involved in selling. Review all potential costs before listing or accepting an offer.
Listing fees vary and are negotiable. The 1.5% listing fee is subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
Buyers, past buyers, sellers, and move-up sellers — ask whether you may qualify for a 1.5% listing fee opportunity.
The 1.5% listing fee discussed on this page refers to the listing-side fee only. Buyer-side compensation, seller concessions, title charges, closing costs, taxes, repairs, HOA fees, and other selling costs may still apply.
Listing fees vary and are negotiable. Any listing fee must be documented in a signed listing agreement. The 1.5% listing fee is subject to program terms and eligibility.
The future 1.5% listing fee applies when a buyer later sells the same home purchased through Prime Home Team, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
The move-up seller 1.5% listing fee applies when a seller lists their current home with Prime Home Team while also buying their next home through Prime Home Team, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
A benefit for buyers who purchase a home through Prime Home Team and later choose Prime Home Team to list that same home, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
No. It’s connected to the same home purchased through Prime Home Team and later listed with Prime Home Team, subject to program terms.
It may apply when a seller lists their current home with Prime Home Team while also buying their next home through Prime Home Team, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
No — they’re two separate opportunities. The future fee applies to a home previously purchased through Prime Home Team. The move-up fee applies when selling and buying at the same time.
No. It refers to the listing-side fee only. Buyer-side compensation, if offered or negotiated, is separate, and other seller costs may also apply.
Yes. Listing fees vary and are negotiable. Any listing fee must be documented in the signed listing agreement.
You may still qualify for the future 1.5% listing fee when selling the same home through Prime Home Team, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
The future fee may not apply to that home. But if you’re selling it and buying your next home through Prime Home Team, the move-up seller fee may apply, subject to terms.
Yes — it can help estimate value, selling costs, possible net proceeds, and whether a 1.5% listing fee opportunity may apply. Request one here →
No. It’s subject to eligibility, program terms, and a signed listing agreement.
Yes — the move-up seller fee may apply if you list your current home while also buying your next one through Prime Home Team. See Move-Up Buyers →
The Prime Buyer Advantage helps buyers save when buying and creates long-term value when selling. The future 1.5% listing fee is one of those long-term benefits. Learn more →
