Central Texas is not one market. Austin-area tech corridors, San Antonio military relocations, Waco neighborhoods, and Bryan–College Station investment and university demand each shape pricing and presentation. Choose 1% Full-Service for broker representation, or $500 MLS-Only when you want MLS exposure and will manage the sale.
Direct Texas broker support for sellers comparing Austin-area, San Antonio, Waco, and Bryan–College Station pricing, offers, and closing needs.
Choose 1% Full-Service when you want representation through closing, or $500 MLS-Only when you want MLS exposure and will manage the transaction.
Best for Central Texas sellers who want help positioning a fast-growth suburban home, downtown condo, relocation, university-area property, or investment sale. The 1% listing fee is paid only if the property sells.
Best for experienced Central Texas owners who can handle inquiries, showings, offers, contracts, and title and mainly need MLS exposure. The $500 fee is paid when the listing goes live and is non-refundable; MLS-only does not include broker representation.
Organize the price, photos, showing instructions, property facts, and offer priorities for the part of Central Texas where you are selling.
Use 1% Full-Service for broker representation and negotiation support. Use $500 MLS-Only for MLS input while you manage the sale.
Send the property details, pricing goal, photos, showing instructions, neighborhood or association information, and notes buyers should understand.
Your listing goes live with the Central Texas property details organized clearly, and you continue with the support level selected.
Austin-area listings can span downtown condos, established neighborhoods, tech-corridor relocations, and fast-growth suburbs such as Round Rock, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, Georgetown, and Leander.
San Antonio and Bexar County sellers may be balancing military moves, medical-center demand, Hill Country buyers, suburban growth, and a wide range of property ages and price points.
Waco and McLennan County sales can involve owner-occupied homes, investor properties, Baylor-area demand, and established communities such as Woodway, Hewitt, China Spring, and Robinson.
Bryan–College Station sellers often need clear positioning for primary homes, student or investment property, rentals, and neighborhood-specific demand around Aggieland.
Decide whether you want broker representation through closing or MLS exposure while you manage the sale.
Price and presentation should reflect the local buyer pool, property type, relocation patterns, association rules, and investment use.
Set showing instructions, offer priorities, timing needs, and any buyer-agent compensation before launch.
“Stephen was incredibly helpful in listing our home for sale and all the way throughout the process during a difficult market. His attention to detail and quick response in dealing with all aspects of the sale was seamless.”
Debra Lyon • Google review“Stephen helped me selling my townhome, he’s been extremely helpful and responsive. His expertise and negotiation strategies were key to make the most out of the sale.”
Federico Boero • Google review“The whole process of listing on MLS only took a few minutes and within a couple of days I started receiving calls of interest. House ended up selling within 1 week after sitting for months on FSBO websites.”
Rick Burginger • Google reviewWhether you are selling an Austin condo, a San Antonio family home, a Waco investment, or a Bryan–College Station property, choose the level of broker support that fits your sale.
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Choose direct 1% Full-Service representation or a $500 MLS-Only listing. Start with the property address, then select the plan that fits your sale.
1% Full-Service: Paid only if sold. Buyer-agent compensation is separate and chosen by the seller.
