Are you searching for a broker who will share with you the broker compensation received from the selling agent/builder then you have come to the right place.
New Homes – $2500 flat fee brokerage
Existing Homes – $3500 flat fee brokerage
We can represent you as the buyers agent when you want to make an offer on a existing home that you would like to buy. We will write the purchase contract and assist you in all the required formalities until close of escrow.
When you want to buy a new home directly from the builder, please register us as your agent.
All money that the Broker office receives as sales compensation will be shared with the buyer after deducting our flat fee brokerage listed above. The money you receive can be used as a source of down payment as it will be credited through escrow.
New Home Communities:
Toll Brothers, Shea Homes, Cal Atlantic Homes, Tripointe Homes, DR Horton/Emerald Homes, Lennar Homes, KB Homes, Taylor Morrison, Richmond American Homes
Contact Vicky at 925-519-0914 or Valli at 925-519-1408 Email address: annamalai…@h…com Cal BRE # 01486023
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