Buying a condo
Looking at condos?
- Yes
- Maybe
- Just comparing
You're buying the HOA too
The unit is half the purchase. The other half is the association: its dues, its reserves, its rules, and whatever it hasn't fixed yet. A healthy HOA is invisible. An unhealthy one turns into a special assessment with your name on it.
Their 3%, minus our flat fee, is your money.
The seller pays your agent a percentage. We keep a flat fee and credit you the difference at closing. You still get a licensed agent from start to finish, and it costs $0 up front.
Run your numbers*Up to $30K is an estimate on a home priced around $1.03M or more where the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent, on the $999 plan. Your amount depends on the price, what the seller offers, and your loan. Most lenders apply a credit to closing costs first. Estimates only, not a guarantee.
What to read before you remove contingencies
The reserve study, the last twelve months of minutes, the budget, any litigation, and any special assessment already voted. Reserves funded under 30% is a warning. Minutes are where the roof and the plumbing show up long before the disclosure does.
What would you do with up to $30K at closing?
Lower your monthly payment. Cover your closing costs. Keep more cash in the bank. With SelfCloze, the fee the seller pays your agent mostly comes back to you. You pay $0 up front, and if you don't buy, you pay nothing.
Get my rebate estimate*Up to $30K is an estimate on a home priced around $1.03M or more where the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent, on the $999 plan. Your amount depends on the price, what the seller offers, and your loan. Most lenders apply a credit to closing costs first. Estimates only, not a guarantee.