The Old Way to Sell a Home

SELL YOUR HOME & PAY JUST

$3,000

Our full service listings are saving
sellers thousands

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SELL YOUR HOME.
SAVE THOUSANDS.

See How Much You'll Save

It used to be that in order to sell your home, you'd have to part with 6% of your home's value to pay agent commissions. That commission was then split, with 3% going to your listing broker and 3% going to the buyer's broker.

Thankfully, those days are gone. The way we see it, $15-20,000 is far too much to pay to sell your home. That amount of money could very well wipe out all or most of a seller's equity.

But Now There's a Better Way

While we have no control over the 3% buyer broker commission, which is always paid for by the seller in a real estate transaction, we waive the 3% listing fee and instead offer a low set price of just $3,000. This saves the average seller around $6,000!

And if you entrust us with the purchase of your new home, we'll even credit you $3,000 at closing, bringing the total listing commission to ZERO.

Josh DeShong Real Estate
5050 Quorum Dr, STE 600
Dallas, TX 75242

Phone: (972) 810-1381  Email: info@joshdeshong.com

See How Much You'll Save

SELL YOUR HOME
& PAY JUST

$3,000

Our full service listings are 
saving sellers thousands

The Old Way to Sell a Home

But Now There's a Better Way

We Promise You'll Love Us Too

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Same Premium Service, Less Fees

While we have no control over the 3% buyer broker commission, which is always paid for by the seller in a real estate transaction, we waive the 3% listing fee and instead offer a low set price of just $3,000. This saves the average seller around $6,000!

And if you entrust us with the purchase of your new home, we'll even credit you $3,000 at closing, bringing the total listing commission to ZERO.

It used to be that in order to sell your home, you'd have to part with 6% of your home's value to pay agent commissions. That commission was then split, with 3% going to your listing broker and 3% going to the buyer's broker.

Thankfully, those days are gone. The way we see it, $15-20,000 is far too much to pay to sell your home. That amount of money could very well wipe out all or most of a seller's equity.