Chalmette 1 Percent Real Estate Broker: Low Commission Home Sale Service Updated

Jul 12, 2023

1 Percent Lists Legacy (504-499-0047) in Chalmette, Louisiana has updated its services, offering home sellers the opportunity to save on home sale commission with its 1 percent listing fee model.

Chalmette, United States - July 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —

1 Percent Lists Legacy’s updated model provides home sellers with flexibility and more financial resources to manage unexpected expenses that may arise during the home-selling process. Its 1 percent listing fee model allows sellers to save time and resources while receiving the same high level of service they would expect from a traditional real estate agent.

More details are available at https://1-percent-lists-legacy.business.site

The agency operates on a unique low-fee model that combines personalized customer support with technology to simplify the real estate listing and marketing process. With this new approach, home sellers in Chalmette can secure a fast and successful sale with significantly lower broker fees.

"Selling a home is unpredictable, but having that extra wiggle room can come in handy in a pinch," said a spokesperson for the agency. "The savings in commissions help budget-conscious home sellers to be more flexible, to have funds available to cover last-minute repairs, or to otherwise need a little extra money to save the deal, and if nothing else, the seller simply pockets the savings."

1 Percent Lists Legacy’s model benefits both sellers and buyers, as sellers save significant amounts of money on commissions while buyers receive lower purchase prices and reduced closing costs. The benefits of this model extend even to For Sale By Owner (FSBO) sellers, who can leverage the agency's access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to expand the exposure of their homes to a wider pool of potential buyers.

With the 1 Percent Lists model, sellers pay only a 1 percent listing fee, while the buyer's agent receives a commission ranging from 1.5 to 3 percent. The approach fosters maximum cooperation between buyer's agents and sellers, expediting the selling process and ensuring the seller receives the ideal price for their home.

About 1 Percent Lists Legacy

1 Percent Lists Legacy is an independently owned franchise of 1 Percent Lists that specializes in helping homeowners in Chalmette, Arabi, Meraux, Gretna, New Orleans, and the surrounding areas to sell their properties and achieve greater financial flexibility. With a full suite of real estate services, the brokers assist sellers with every aspect of the home selling process, from home valuation to contract negotiation and closing.

A satisfied client said: "We used the 1-percent listing fee model to sell our old home and buy our new one. Matt was helpful and knowledgeable throughout the process, even during stressful moments. We could not be happier with the service we received and the money we saved."

Interested sellers can find more information by visiting https://goo.gl/maps/HYWaMSZFLDhEMbyc8

Contact Info:
Name: Trey Miley
Email: Send Email
Organization: 1 Percent Lists Legacy
Address: 1007 E Judge Perez Dr, Chalmette, LA 70043, United States
Website: https://www.1percentlistslegacy.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89102282

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