MillionSaverHomes announces the introduction of two new innovative low-cost real estate commission structures for selling real estate.
July 11, 2006 (Press Release) --
Las Vegas, NV (July 11, 2006) – Las Vegas-based MillionSaverHomes is not your typical real estate brokerage. The company believes that individuals selling their homes should “sell smart”. One aspect of selling smart is not to pay the traditional 6 to 7 percent real estate commission demanded by a realtor or broker. Technological innovations, such as the Internet, have made marketing and selling a house a relatively easy and cost-effective process. So why should consumers still have to pay high commission rates?
MillionSaverHomes does not think sellers should have to pay it either and have introduced two new commission programs. The first program offers sellers a one-time, flat fee rate of $2,995 to sell their home. For this low rate, sellers have their homes listed on a variety of marketing real estate venues including the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), Realtor.com, and MillionSaverHomes.com. Additionally, the seller can still expect to receive the same type of full service often associated with a traditional real estate sale such as assistance in completing the Seller’s Property Disclosure, the Purchase and Sale Agreements, and with the actual contract negotiation process.
The second program allows sellers to sell their homes for only a 1.9 percent listing commission. This option showcases properties through the use of a iPIX 360x360 virtual tour, multiple photos, full-color fliers, Yahoo! Classifieds, BuyVegasHome.com, and much more. Under this program, a seller with a home selling for $300,000 can expect to save over $12,000 dollars in commissions when compared to the traditional 6 percent commission rate.
“Our programs provide sellers with clearly defined, easy to understand options,” said John Vanhara, President of MillionSaverHomes. “We want our clients to know exactly what they can expect when doing business with us. The response, to date, has been overwhelmingly positive. People appreciate the clarity and the fact that it really works. Their homes are selling and they are walking away with more money in their pockets. What more could you ask for?”
For additional information on the MillionSaverHomes programs contact John Vanhara at 702-871-8678 or visit the website at http://www.millionsaverhomes.com.
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MillionSaverHomes does not think sellers should have to pay it either and have introduced two new commission programs. The first program offers sellers a one-time, flat fee rate of $2,995 to sell their home. For this low rate, sellers have their homes listed on a variety of marketing real estate venues including the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), Realtor.com, and MillionSaverHomes.com. Additionally, the seller can still expect to receive the same type of full service often associated with a traditional real estate sale such as assistance in completing the Seller’s Property Disclosure, the Purchase and Sale Agreements, and with the actual contract negotiation process.
The second program allows sellers to sell their homes for only a 1.9 percent listing commission. This option showcases properties through the use of a iPIX 360x360 virtual tour, multiple photos, full-color fliers, Yahoo! Classifieds, BuyVegasHome.com, and much more. Under this program, a seller with a home selling for $300,000 can expect to save over $12,000 dollars in commissions when compared to the traditional 6 percent commission rate.
“Our programs provide sellers with clearly defined, easy to understand options,” said John Vanhara, President of MillionSaverHomes. “We want our clients to know exactly what they can expect when doing business with us. The response, to date, has been overwhelmingly positive. People appreciate the clarity and the fact that it really works. Their homes are selling and they are walking away with more money in their pockets. What more could you ask for?”
For additional information on the MillionSaverHomes programs contact John Vanhara at 702-871-8678 or visit the website at http://www.millionsaverhomes.com.
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