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The government Tax Rebate program has ended, but my rebate program is still going strong. You can still get a rebate, from me, if you buy or sell a home through my services.
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My rebate program is just one of the great things I do. I have 12 years of real estate expertise and have been a part of over 750+ closings. Every agent can give you a rebate, but can they give you full service along with their rebate?
For my buyers I am offering one of the best deals in the Central Texas area. I am an Austin Realtor that will rebate part of my commission to anyone who buys a new or resale home. *My rebate is 50% of my commission.* for resale homes and up to 83% rebate on new homes. I find this amount to be beneficial to you, and to me as well. I do value your time and I hope you value mine also.
Your first step is to hire me as your real estate agent, then we will team up and find the home of your choice.
I am a full service agent at half the cost to you. Any other way and you are short changing yourself.
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Are you looking to relocate to the Central Texas area? (Travis County, Hays County, Williamson County) Then you have come to the right site.
Finding a home in a new town can be a stressful experience. I have lived in the Central Texas Area for over 12 years and have good understanding of the area. I can help you find a new home and to learn all about the Central Texas Area.
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Why choose me as your Realtor®?
-I am GRI (Graduate Realtor Institute) accredited; most agents are not
-I have lived in the Central Texas area for over 12 years and know the area well
-My experience as a loan officer gives me knowledge of many different loans
-I am an Accredited Buyers Agent
-I work hard so you don't have to
Things I do not do
-Refer you to a Flat Fee Agent to show you homes
-Schedule a showing for you to see the home, alone, with the listing agent
-Leave you on your own to deal with the listing agent
Some agents that rebate their commission do so by cutting corners with the steps above.
That can be very dangerous to you, which is why I choose to work full time for all your needs.
Please fill out and send my Buyer’s Representation Agreement. This will ensure that you will receive your rebate.
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