Prime Home Team helps homeowners price, prepare, market, negotiate, and sell their home with a clear plan. Sellers who are also buying their next home through Prime Home Team may qualify for a 1.5% listing fee on their current home sale.
Prime Home Team offers certain 1.5% listing fee opportunities for sellers who qualify under program terms.
Prime Home Team helps sellers move through the process with a clear strategy — preparing the home, positioning it well, attracting qualified buyers, and negotiating effectively.
A coordinated plan from home value review through closing — and into your next move, if you’re buying.
The examples below show 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 program terms.
Common costs that may affect net proceeds — costs vary by property, contract terms, market conditions, title company, taxes, HOA, and negotiated terms.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Start with a home value review. Prime Home Team can review comparable sales, active competition, property condition, updates, location, and market timing to help estimate value.
Prime Home Team may offer a 1.5% listing fee in certain situations, including when a move-up seller lists their current home with us while also buying their next home through us, or when a past Prime Home Team buyer sells the same home they previously purchased through us. All terms are subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
No. The 1.5% listing fee refers to the listing-side fee only. Buyer-side compensation, if offered or negotiated, is separate. Other seller costs may also apply.
Yes. Listing fees vary and are negotiable. Any listing fee must be documented in the signed listing agreement.
Sellers who are also buying should review current home value, estimated net proceeds, next-home purchase price, mortgage options, rate quote, timing, and Prime Buyer Advantage savings.
Selling costs may include mortgage payoff, listing-side fee, buyer-side compensation if offered or negotiated, title fees, closing fees, taxes, repairs, concessions, HOA fees, and moving costs.
No. A home value review is not an appraisal. It’s an estimate based on market information and property details. An appraisal is a separate valuation usually completed by a licensed appraiser.
Share a few details and Prime Home Team will follow up with your home value review and next steps.
