One Percent Broker

We are a network of independent real estate brokers who believe the internet has transformed the real estate industry forever. Shouldn't Realtors and the commissions we receive evolve too? There is an important difference between real estate "agents" and "brokers." Agents are required to work under the supervision of a broker.

We represent buyers like you and rebate up to 1.5% of the sales price from our commission. This means if you purchase a home for $1,000,000, your rebate is likely to be $10,000 or $15,000, depending on the service option you select. Our most popular selection, we rebate 1% of the sales price to you and enable you to search for homes online.

We help you list your home on Zillow and interested buyers contact you directly. You show or provide access to the property. Once you come to an agreement on the sales price, we manage the process from that point forward, all the way through the close of escrow. We list your home on the MLS and it is syndicated to hundreds of websites.

The quick answer is that if you are buying a home that is listed for sale with a Realtor, the seller has already agreed to pay a commission to the buyer's agent. If you don't have your own agent, that Realtor will usually try to represent you AND the seller to make a double commission. This is known as "dual agency."