introducing a radically different type of real estate agent

It sounds too good to be true. What’s the catch?

In most markets, sellers agree to pay 2% to 3% of a home’s sale price to the buyer’s agent as commission for finding a buyer for their home. As the buyer’s agent, we take that commission and use it toward offering innovative solutions and all around team support throughout your home buying process.

Do I have to sign anything to start working with Flyhomes?

Not as a buyer; however, as is industry standard, we’ll ask you to sign an exclusive agency agreement if you decide to list with us.

How will getting pre-underwritten affect my credit?

Each hard inquiry, like a loan application, appears on your credit report for about two years. However, if multiple inquiries are done within a given window (usually 14 days) they may only count as one inquiry, minimizing the impact on your credit. Discover five common credit score myths.

Do Flyhomes Agents get commission?

No. Our real estate agents’ pay isn’t tied to the traditional real estate commission model, as they receive a base salary and bonuses. Flyhomes collects a standard commission, which goes toward operating costs.

When should I start thinking about getting a lender?

As soon as possible. Doing so lets you know your budget and getting pre-approved by a lender can let sellers know you can pay. Learn more about the benefits of getting pre-underwritten.

How much does it cost to use a Flyhomes Cash Offer?

There are no origination fees for using a Flyhomes Cash Offer offered by our affiliate, Flyhomes Mortgage. Customers who decide to work with a Flyhomes Agent, and use Flyhomes Mortgage for a mortgage loan may be eligible for credits under the Flyhomes Buy and Finance program. For more information on estimated costs and credits for the Flyhomes Cash Offer program, view Flyhomes Mortgage’s pricing calculator.