Louisville, KY 1% Real Estate Brokerage For Home Sellers: Agency Expanded
May 8, 2023
Louisville, KY 1 Percent Lists Purple Door, (502-208-5820), is expanding operations to bring a 1% real estate brokerage model to homeowners in Elizabethtown, as well as Northern Kentucky, Bowling Green, and Lexington.
Louisville, United States - May 8, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The world of real estate continues to be dominated by brokerage agencies charging exorbitant fees and commissions. In 2005, Founders of real estate brand 1 Percent Lists introduced a 1% model to the market that puts the focus on customer service. Successful 1 Percent Lists franchise 1 Percent Lists Purple Door has just announced plans to expand current Louisville and Elizabethtown operations to bring this customer-centric real estate model to homeowners in Northern Kentucky, Bowling Green, and Lexington.
More information is available at https://www.1percentlistspurpledoor.com
1 Percent Lists does not believe in 6 and 7 percent realtor commissions. Instead, the brand found a way to modernize services and lower fees by leveraging technology, reducing marketing costs, and streamlining operations. Wholly owned franchise 1 Percent Lists Purple Door is making these principles and services accessible to more Kentucky residents with a sweeping expansion in office locations scheduled to launch before the end of the year.
“Most people assume a discount realty compromises on service to offset the price difference, but with 1 Percent Lists, this is not the case,” says Shaun Wallace, owner/realtor at 1 Percent Lists Purple Door. “It's just not necessary to pay six percent commissions anymore. Our business operates on a 1-percent listing fee model, a win-win business proposition that respects client budgets.”
Using the agency's listing practices, commissions are pre-negotiated between buyers' and sellers' agents. In a sample model, the home seller would pay 1 percent listing fee to 1 Percent Lists and anywhere from 1.5 to 3 percent to the buyer's agent for a total of 4 percent commission. This approach ensures maximum cooperation with agents, and helps expedite home sales for optimal prices.
The savings in commission fees that 1 Percent Lists Purple Door provides can make a noteworthy difference to budget-conscious home sellers, and is now attracting the FSBO (For Sale By Owner) segment.
The team has found a way to cut out unnecessary overhead costs while increasing exposure for their clients, revolutionizing a sector to offer greater accessibility.
With recently announced expansion plans, Louisville's 1 Percent Listings Purple Door brings a more palatable transaction experience to homeowners throughout Elizabethtown, Northern Kentucky, Bowling Green, and Lexington who want MLS and social media exposure for their properties along with a full menu of real estate services without paying additional fees and commissions.
Learn more at https://www.1percentlistspurpledoor.com
Contact Info:
Name: Shaun Wallace
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Organization: 1 Percent Lists Purple Door
Address: 9850 Von Allmen Ct Suite 201, Louisville, KY 40241, United States
Website: https://www.1percentlistspurpledoor.com/
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