Broward FL Closing Relief Save More When Selling your Home
Lower Commission, Higher Savings for Broward FL Home Sellers Today
How
Broward FL sellers save more with 2.5% commission, full-service marketing, and
expert guidance. Keep more proceedings at closing without extra costs.
Selling your home in Broward County is a big deal—emotionally and financially. Between agent commissions, closing costs, staging, marketing, and a dozen other expenses, a substantial portion of what you hoped to pocket can vanish before closing day.
But what if there was a way to keep more of your proceeds without sacrificing
service or exposure? That’s exactly what I’m doing with my updated Closing
Relief Program.
What Most
Sellers in Florida Currently Pay
To
understand how much you could save, it helps you to know what’s typical.
In Florida, net costs for sellers include:
Real
estate commissions—usually
one of the largest line items. The total commission (listing + buyer’s agent)
in Florida often runs between 5% and 6% of the home’s sale price.
Additional
closing costs and seller closing fees (title, transfer, prorated taxes, etc.) these often amount
to ~2-3% of the sale price in many cases.
So if your
home sells for $500,000, you might expect roughly $30,000 (or more) just in
commissions, plus several thousand more in closing costs and fees. That’s
exactly why a program that reduces your commission can make a difference of
thousands of dollars in your pocket.
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My New
2.5% Commission Offer for Sellers
Here’s the
good news: I’ve updated my program so you can keep more of your proceeds
without giving up the full-service representation you deserve.
What’s Changed:
- I reduced my listing commission
from the standard 3% down to 2.5% flat for residential sellers of $300,000
or more.
- The old approach (10% credit
toward closing costs from my fee) is replaced by this reduced commission,
which simplifies the transaction and cuts extra paperwork.
What does
this means for you:
- More money stays in your pocket
at closing.
- No sacrifice on marketing,
negotiation, home staging, photography, exposure, or quality service.
- Transparent terms—all detailed
in your listing agreement so you know exactly what’s happening.
How Much
You’ll Save
Let’s break
it down with a couple of examples so you can visualize the savings:
Home
Sale Price |
Standard
Commission (3%) |
My New
Commission (2.5%) |
Difference
(Your Savings) |
$300,000 |
$9,000 |
$7,500 |
$1,500 |
$500,000 |
$15,000 |
$12,500 |
$2,500 |
$850,000 |
$25,500 |
$21,250 |
$4,250 |
This is just
the commission line. When you add in other cost reductions, fewer lender or
broker transaction fees, less back-end hassle—you’ll see how much more you
actually keep.
What You
Still Get with Full-Service Representation
You might
worry that lowering commission means cutting corners. That’s not the case here.
With me, you still receive:
- A full comparative market
analysis (CMA) to price your home competitively
- Professional photography,
videography, and/or staging guidance to make your home shine in listings
- Online & offline marketing
exposure (MLS, cooperating networks, social media, targeted advertising)
- Help negotiating offers,
reviewing buyer qualifications, managing inspections, title/closing
coordination
- Support until closing—so nothing
slips through the cracks
Why
Sellers Should Make This Move Now
Several
reasons make this offer timely and strategically smart:
1. Strong competition: In many Broward
neighborhoods, multiple homes are on the market. A lower commission means you
can price more aggressively or have more net at closing.
2. Already changing industry norms: Real
estate commission rates are being negotiated more than ever, especially after
recent changes in rules and greater transparency. Agents who don’t adapt may
lose listings. Sellers who negotiate can get better deals.
3. Greater seller leverage in many
cases: In selling markets or neighborhoods where buyers are active, you often
have more options—and can demand terms that favor you financially.
4. Simplified process: The 2.5%
commission program reduces paperwork, eliminates confusing credits, and makes
closing smoother.
What you
just saw as 10% is now effectively ≈ 20% with my new 2.5% program Click Here to Learn More
Eligible
Properties & Terms
To avoid
surprises, here are the standard terms and eligibility rules:
- Residential properties valued at
$300,000 or more
- You’ll sign a standard listing
agreement (6 months) that clearly states the 2.5% commission rate
- If you cancel early under the
“Conditional Termination” clause, the reduced commission offer is void
- Any referral fees or special
outside agency agreements are disclosed ahead of time
- In rare cases, certain markets
or property types (luxury, custom, unusual conditions) may have additional
fees—but these are fully disclosed up front
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Home Valuation CMA Now — No Obligation!
🖊️ E-Signatures: Making It Simple
Most of today’s real estate paperwork can be signed electronically, saving you time and hassle. With Dotloop, my secure e-signing system, you can review and sign documents on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Tips before signing:
- Make sure your name matches your driver’s license exactly
- Double-check information before clicking “Finish”
- Use your own email address (not a shared one) for security
Here’s a step-by-step guide to signing a document on Dotloop
This quick summary helps you understand the program without reading every detail, and it’s a great way to share the offer with friends or family.
Common
Questions Sellers Ask
Q: Will a lower commission hurt my home’s exposure?
A: No. Your listing will still appear in the MLS, with high-quality
photography, marketing, agent cooperation, etc. Lower commission to me doesn’t
mean less effort — it means better value for you.
Q: Will buyers care if the commission is only 2.5%?
A: Maybe slightly—but most of the time buyers don’t notice or care about
commission structure. They care about location, condition, price, and room to
negotiate. What does help is your home being marketed well, which is part of
the service you get.
Q: Can I still negotiate offers based on commission?
A: Yes. Everything is negotiable. If someone offers more, you might even exceed
what’s typical in your market, but you won’t be paying more than 2.5% with me
under this program (unless mutually agreed otherwise).
Q: Does this include the broker transaction fee or other back-end fees?
A: In many cases, yes. I cover the usual $420 broker transaction fee so it
doesn’t get deducted from your net proceeds. You still handle title, transfer,
taxes, etc., but there are fewer surprise deductions.
How to
Decide If This Is Right for You
Think about
your situation:
- What is your home’s estimated
sale price? (Use recent comps in your neighborhood)
- What is your current equity (how
much you’ll owe on mortgage, taxes, etc.)
- If you want a fast sale, being
competitive in commission might help attract more buyer agents
- How much marketing and
presentation matters to you—home staging, updates, photos can also move
the needle on sale price
When you run
those numbers, you’ll see how much more you’ll net under the 2.5% model versus
the traditional model.
Local
Florida & Market Data You Should Know
- Florida sellers typically pay
~5.59% in total realtor fees (listing agent + buyer’s agent) on average
- On average, closing costs beyond
commission (transfer taxes, title fees, recording, prorated property
taxes) add 2-3% extra in many Florida markets
- Recent rule changes (like the
2024 NAR settlement) encourage transparency and require buyer’s agents to
have written agreements, which may impact how buyer agent commissions are
offered and negotiated
How to
Maximize Your Net Proceeds
Here are
strategies to keep more money in your pocket beyond just lowering commission:
1. Prepare your home well: Clean,
declutter, minor repairs, fresh paint — these cost little but boost your sale
price.
2. Stage & photograph
professionally: Listings that stand out online matter. Good photos bring more
showings and potentially better offers.
3. Price smartly: Price too high, and
you sit on market. Price too low, you leave money on the table. Use comps, work
with an agent who knows your area.
4. Negotiate buyer incentives carefully:
In some cases, buyers ask for seller concessions. Know the impact. Sometimes
it’s better to reduce your commission than give concessions.
5. Be flexible with closing timeline:
Sometimes being flexible helps you get better offers or minimize holding costs
(mortgage, utilities, taxes).
Example
Scenario: How Much You Could Keep
Here’s a
scenario with real numbers for comparison:
- Home sale price: $500,000
- Old commission (3%): $15,000
- New commission (2.5%): $12,500
- Difference: +$2,500 to your
proceeds
After accounting for staging, minor prep, closing costs, and the broker transaction fee being covered by me, your net could be $3,000-$5,000 more than under the old commission plan, depending on your specific situation.
Seller
Testimonials
“Getting
more proceeds was unexpected… the reduced rate made a real difference without
compromising service.” — Homeowner in Coral Springs
“Photos,
showings, marketing—all still top notch. I felt like I got full service for a
lot less cost.” — Seller in Fort Lauderdale
“As soon as
the market saw the listing, we had multiple offers. The lower commission helped
our net without risking exposure.” — Seller in Wilton Manors
Act Now:
Limited Time, Big Savings
This 2.5%
commission offer for sellers is available for a limited time and for qualifying
residential properties in Broward County priced at $300,000 or more. Homes
listed under this program receive full service, no hidden fees, and maximum
effort to net you the highest possible proceeds.
Final
Thoughts
Selling a
home should reward you—not drain you. With commission rates that can otherwise
eat up 5-6% of your sales price, every fraction of a percent saved matters. My
goal is to help sellers in Broward County keep more, without sacrificing the
quality, the exposure, or the experience of working with a full-service agent.
Let’s work
together to get you the best deal, the quickest sale, and as much of your
home’s value as possible in your pocket.
Our
brokerage is sold over 7600 transactions without a complaint Many at asking
price or over and many sales have been way over $1 million, many over $10
million.
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