How Much Money Can I Save With a 1% Real Estate Agent?

The Savings at Common Highlands Ranch Price Points

Let's compare a 1% listing fee against a traditional 2.5% listing fee across a range of home prices common in Highlands Ranch:

• $500,000 home: 1% = $5,000 vs 2.5% = $12,500. Savings: $7,500
• $650,000 home: 1% = $6,500 vs 2.5% = $16,250. Savings: $9,750
• $750,000 home: 1% = $7,500 vs 2.5% = $18,750. Savings: $11,250
• $900,000 home: 1% = $9,000 vs 2.5% = $22,500. Savings: $13,500
• $1,200,000 home: 1% = $12,000 vs 2.5% = $30,000. Savings: $18,000

If you're comparing against a 3% listing fee, add another $5,000 to $6,000 to those savings figures at the higher price points.

What Those Savings Actually Mean

On a $700,000 home, saving $10,000 on your listing commission means you have $10,000 more to put toward your next down payment, closing costs, moving expenses, or improvements on your new home. For most families, that's a meaningful amount of money.

It also means you have more flexibility on pricing. Sellers with lower commission costs can afford to price more competitively, which can actually lead to faster sales and better overall outcomes.

The List One Get One Bonus

With LOGO Real Estate, the savings go one step further. When you sell your home at 1% and then buy your next home with me, I credit you up to 1% back at closing. That can offset most or all of what you paid to list.

On a $700,000 sale, that's a $7,000 credit applied to your next purchase. Combined with the savings versus a traditional 2.5% to 3% agent, you're looking at total savings of $17,500 to $28,000 compared to the traditional model.

See Your Specific Numbers

Every home sale is different, and the exact savings depend on your sale price, what buyer's agent compensation you choose to offer, and where you're buying next. I'm happy to run through the specific numbers for your situation at no cost and no obligation.