Nov 21, 2022
1 Percent Lists continues to expand, introducing its pioneering real estate model to home sellers across the US.

Covington,United States - November 21, 2022 /PressCable/ —
1 Percent Lists, the INC. 5000’s #3 fastest growing privately owned real estate company in the US, has announced an expansion of its franchise to include almost 30 locations in 16 states, following the opening of a Houston branch earlier this year.
More details can be found at https://www.1percentlists.com/real-estate-franchise
The announcement consolidates the brand’s position as a rapidly growing real estate broker – and its pioneering real estate model is set to revolutionize the world of “discount real estate”.
“Most people assume a discount realty is going to compromise in service to offset the price difference, but with 1 Percent Lists, this is not the case,” explained a company spokesperson. “It’s just not necessary to pay six-percent commission anymore.”
The agency’s process has been modernized to ensure maximum cooperation between home sellers and buyer’s agents with a smart, simple commission setup.
“When a home is listed, the commission is pre-negotiated for the buyer’s agent and the seller’s agent,” the company explains. “In a 1 Percent Lists 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. This insures maximum cooperation with buyer’s agents and helps get the home sold fast and for the best price possible.”
And with the model attractive to FSBO (For Sale By Owner) sellers, it opens up the market for properties that would otherwise not have been listed.
The end result is potential savings of tens of thousands for sellers, with the added advantage of a more straightforward and transparent real estate process. For more details, visit https://www.1percentlists.com/sell-my-home-cheap
The brand will continue to open new franchises across the US, aiming to bring its one-percent model closer to sellers across the nation.
About 1 Percent Lists
Founded in 2015 by Grant and Kelly Clayton, the brand has saved more than $4 million for its clients and has been at the forefront of a new real estate commission model that has set new standards in the industry.
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.onepercentlists.com
Contact Info:
Name: Grant Clayton
Email: Send Email
Organization: 1 Percent Lists
Address: 123 Terrabella Blvd Suite 2C, Covington, LA 70433, United States
Phone: +1-877-417-3723
Website: https://www.1percentlists.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89085259
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