1% Low Commission* Thornhill Real Estate Agents

Unfortunately, this can be a common misconception and I can only assure you that there is no “catch” and that you’ll be getting top-level services by a top-performing agent.

That’s a fair question and the answer is quite simple.

My lower listing fees still allow me to offer the same – or more – services as other agents and still make money.

I also sell A LOT of homes and work on volume.

This confuses a lot of people, don’t worry.

When you sell your house, there are usually two real estate agents involved:

1. The ‘Listing Agent’, who lists your house and represents you.
2. The ‘Buying Agent’ who represents people looking to buy your house.

Each agent typically charges a 2.5% fee of the final selling price of the home, so you end up paying 5% in total in commissions.

As your listing agent, I charge 1%, so you end up saving 1.5%.

It might not sound like much, but you would save $15,000 on a $1,000,000 home.

Check out my ‘Low Commission Explained‘ page for a more detailed explanation.

Yes, they can.

Commission rates are not regulated or set in stone in any way, so an agent can essentially charge whatever he or she wants.

The standard Listing fee is 2.5%, so that is what the majority of Agents charge.

It depends.

If you are currently under contract with another listing agent, I cannot represent you until that contract expires.

If you have used a different agent in the past but aren’t under contract right now, we can definitely connect and you can hire me should you choose to.

Definitely.

The housing market in general has been hot the past few years and I have been getting homeowners like you top selling prices, oftentimes over the asking price.