Buyer FAQs – Flat Fee Buyer Representation
How does the flat fee work?
We charge a flat fee starting at $4,999 instead of a percentage. If the seller offers buyer agent commission, it is applied toward our fee. Any excess may be credited back to you at closing, subject to lender approval.
Do sellers still pay buyer agent commission?
Yes — most sellers still offer 2%–3% buyer agent commission. When offered, it is applied toward our flat fee.
Will I get responsive service?
Yes. Responsiveness is a core part of our service. We limit active clients to ensure fast responses, clear communication, and proactive support throughout the transaction.
What does your buyer service include?
Our buyer service includes pricing analysis, offer strategy, contract drafting, negotiation, contract review, and full contract-to-close coordination.
Do I pay anything upfront?
No. There are no upfront fees for our buyer service. We only get paid at closing.
Are there additional fees?
The base buyer fee is $4,999. For higher-priced homes, the following adjustments apply:
- $900K–$2M: +$1,000
- $2M–$3M: +$2,000
- $3M+: +$5,000
How is the final buyer fee determined?
The final fee is based on the purchase price at closing, including any applicable price-tier adjustment.
How does the buyer rebate work?
If the commission offered is greater than our fee, the difference may be credited toward your closing costs, subject to lender approval and program limits.
What if the commission is lower than your fee?
If the offered commission is lower than our fee, the buyer pays the difference at closing.
Do you help with negotiations and contracts?
Yes. We help with offer strategy, contract drafting, negotiations, contract review, inspection response strategy, and closing coordination.
What if my purchase falls through?
You owe nothing if the transaction does not close.
Are there any restrictions on homes I can buy?
Most residential homes are covered. For FSBO properties or listings with no buyer agent commission, we will discuss options with you upfront.
How do I tour homes?
You can attend open houses, request showings through our website, or visit builder model homes. If a home does not have an open house, we coordinate with licensed third-party agents who can show the property.
Do I need to sign a buyer representation agreement?
Yes. A written buyer representation agreement is required in Texas to establish representation and disclose compensation.
Can I work with another buyer’s agent?
No. Our service requires exclusive representation during the agreement term.
Is this full service?
Yes. You receive full professional support for pricing, contracts, negotiations, and closing. In-person showings are handled separately.
Is a flat-fee buyer agent legal in Texas?
Yes. Flat-fee and rebate models are legal in Texas when properly disclosed and documented.
Seller FAQs – Flat Fee Listing Service
What is your flat fee listing service?
We offer a $5,999 flat fee listing service across Texas with professional support from listing to closing.
What does the service include?
Our listing service includes MLS listing, pricing guidance, professional photography, negotiation support, and contract-to-close coordination.
Are there additional fees for higher-priced homes?
Yes. For higher-priced homes, the following adjustments apply:
- $900K–$2M: +$1,000
- $2M–$3M: +$2,000
- $3M+: +$5,000
How is the final listing fee determined?
The final listing fee is based on the contract price at closing, including any applicable price-tier adjustment.
Does your fee include photography?
Yes. Professional real estate photography is included as part of the listing service.
Do you include staging or open houses?
No. Staging and open houses are not included, but we can provide guidance or referrals if needed.
How are showings handled?
Showings are scheduled through MLS-approved showing systems. Buyer agents coordinate based on your availability.
Do I still need to pay buyer agent commission?
Yes, in most cases. Buyer agent compensation is separate from our listing fee and is typically offered to attract buyers.
Is buyer agent commission included in your fee?
No. Our flat fee covers listing-side representation only.
When do I pay the listing fee?
A $500 upfront fee is paid after signing the listing agreement to cover photography and marketing costs. This fee is non-refundable if the seller cancels. The remaining balance is paid at closing.
Can I cancel my listing?
Yes. You may cancel your listing, subject to contract terms if the property is already under contract. The $500 upfront fee is non-refundable.
Is your service available statewide?
Yes. We provide flat-fee listing services across Texas.
Do you help with pricing?
Yes. We provide a comparative market analysis and pricing recommendations. The final listing price is always your decision.
Is your service compliant?
Yes. Our services follow Texas real estate rules and brokerage compliance requirements.

