Exclusive Properties

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The seller is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the buy-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a buyer’s agent from presenting an offer to the seller that includes a seller paid buy-side commission to the buyer’s brokerage. The seller will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able buyers, and once the seller has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid pre-approval (if applicable) and proof of funds, the seller will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the seller will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The seller encourages the property to be shown and the buyer to submit an offer that the buyer and buyer's agent feels has the best opportunity to procure the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The seller is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the buy-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a buyer’s agent from presenting an offer to the seller that includes a seller paid buy-side commission to the buyer’s brokerage. The seller will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able buyers, and once the seller has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid pre-approval (if applicable) and proof of funds, the seller will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the seller will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The seller encourages the property to be shown and the buyer to submit an offer that the buyer and buyer's agent feels has the best opportunity to procure the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The seller is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the buy-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a buyer’s agent from presenting an offer to the seller that includes a seller paid buy-side commission to the buyer’s brokerage. The seller will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able buyers, and once the seller has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid pre-approval (if applicable) and proof of funds, the seller will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the seller will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The seller encourages the property to be shown and the buyer to submit an offer that the buyer and buyer's agent feels has the best opportunity to procure the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The seller is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the buy-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a buyer’s agent from presenting an offer to the seller that includes a seller paid buy-side commission to the buyer’s brokerage. The seller will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able buyers, and once the seller has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid pre-approval (if applicable) and proof of funds, the seller will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the seller will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The seller encourages the property to be shown and the buyer to submit an offer that the buyer and buyer's agent feels has the best opportunity to procure the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The seller is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the buy-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a buyer’s agent from presenting an offer to the seller that includes a seller paid buy-side commission to the buyer’s brokerage. The seller will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able buyers, and once the seller has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid pre-approval (if applicable) and proof of funds, the seller will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the seller will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The seller encourages the property to be shown and the buyer to submit an offer that the buyer and buyer's agent feels has the best opportunity to procure the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!

Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Broker compensation data is not pulled from the MLS. The Landlord is not offering or obligating themselves to an offer of compensation to the tenant-side brokerage. However, that does not preclude a tenant's agent from presenting an offer to the Landlord that includes a Landlord paid tenant-side commission to the tenant's brokerage. The Landlord will entertain offers from any ready, willing, and able tenants, and once the Landlord has received a bona fide offer which includes price, terms, a valid credit report, credit application, and proof of funds, the Landlord will evaluate each individual offer based on the net price after commissions and the terms of each offer. At that point, the Landlord will decide which offer or offers, if any, are best to either counteroffer, or if there's one offer they will accept. The Landlord encourages the property to be shown and the tenant to submit an offer that the tenant and tenant's agent feels has the best opportunity to rent the home. Bring in a great offer, and good luck!