Request Josh Dilmaghani of White Stag Realty through Eaton. White Stag publicly advertises listing commission as low as 1%, while Josh’s profile cites more than 1,000 residential transactions and over $322 million in sales volume.
Free inquiry. Eaton receives your request first. “As low as 1%” is White Stag’s published starting language; final rate, eligibility and services must be confirmed in writing.
Why this option stands out
White Stag’s public materials let sellers evaluate Josh’s experience before submitting. Eaton keeps the inquiry Eaton-first and routes Josh as the requested local professional.
White Stag publicly advertises listing commission as low as 1%. The property, services and final written compensation determine whether a seller qualifies for that rate.
Josh’s public profile says he has overseen more than 1,000 residential transactions totaling over $322 million and holds seller-representation and negotiation credentials.
Send the property once. Eaton keeps the inquiry organized, confirms availability and current terms, and arranges the introduction if the fit makes sense.
Commission math
If your written proposal qualifies at 1%, the listing-side math can be materially lower than a higher-percentage example. The examples below are arithmetic, not a promise that every property qualifies.
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The 2.5% comparison is an illustration, not a customary, standard or required commission. All commissions are negotiable. Buyer-agent compensation, concessions and other closing costs are separate.
Charlotte market · October 2026
Realtor.com reports a Charlotte median sold price of $420,000, median time on market of 63 days and a roughly 99% sale-to-list ratio in October 2026.
Market source: Realtor.com Economic Research. Market statistics change over time and vary by property, neighborhood and property type.
How it works
Tell us where the home is, your approximate timing and anything unusual about the property.
Eaton checks the market request, local availability and the current proposal before making the introduction.
The independently licensed brokerage representing you confirms the services, compensation, responsibilities and any minimums in writing.
Charlotte low-commission comparison
A named local broker, a matching network and a national brokerage can all produce different service plans. Compare the actual representative, fee structure, local work and written obligations.
| Option | Published approach | How you connect | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Dilmaghani / White Stag Realty through Eaton Named local broker |
Listing commission as low as 1%, subject to White Stag’s property-specific terms | Request Josh by name; Eaton receives the inquiry first and confirms the fit | Final property acceptance, services, compensation and any applicable minimums |
| Clever Real Estate | Agent-matching model with reduced-fee participating agents | A matching service selects a participating local agent | Matched agent, current pricing, minimums and exact service scope |
| Redfin | National brokerage with market- and service-specific fee structures | Contact the brokerage for local availability | Current market fee, assigned agent/team model and property coverage |
Competitor programs and pricing can change. Review the current written proposal from any brokerage before choosing representation.
Local selling strategy
A Myers Park renovation, a South End condo, a Ballantyne home and a suburban property in Huntersville or Waxhaw should not share the same comp strategy.
Established streets and renovated older homes deserve comp sets that separate original condition from major permitted updates. Collect renovation details, lot dimensions, parking information and any property-specific historic or neighborhood restrictions before pricing.
A South End condominium and a SouthPark detached house attract different buyers. For condos and townhomes, prepare association dues, assessments, parking and rental-rule information; compare against the same ownership type and amenity level.
Original cottages, infill homes and renovated properties may share a ZIP code but not a valuation model. Verify additions, usable living area, legal unit configuration and renovation documentation before advertising extra space or income potential.
Suburban sellers should compare relevant subdivisions and nearby competing new homes where applicable. Distinguish municipal and county boundaries, association amenities, lot size, school assignments and condition instead of borrowing one metro-wide average.
Questions sellers ask
No. It is a listing-side brokerage fee or starting offer. Buyer-agent compensation, if offered, seller concessions, title/closing costs and other expenses are separate. All commissions are negotiable.
Josh Dilmaghani is a White Stag Realty broker whose public profile reports more than 1,000 residential transactions and over $322 million in sales volume, plus seller-representation and negotiation credentials.
No. Eaton directly provides brokerage services in Florida and Texas. For a North Carolina property, the independently licensed North Carolina brokerage named in your agreement would represent you.
Confirm property acceptance, the exact listing-side compensation, any minimum or additional charges, photography and marketing, property-access responsibilities, cancellation terms and who handles negotiations through closing.
You can request a specific local professional by name, keep the inquiry organized and have Eaton confirm the local fit before the introduction. There is no obligation to list when you inquire.
Ask for Josh through Eaton and confirm whether the low-commission program fits your home before you sign.
Sources and disclosures. Broker experience and service claims are based on the brokerage’s public materials and/or confirmed Eaton partner terms, reviewed November 6, 2026. Market statistics are from Realtor.com Economic Research. Eaton may receive a referral fee if an introduction results in a closed transaction. The local brokerage’s signed agreement controls representation, services and compensation.
Charlotte location photo by Daniel Weiss / Unsplash. Editorial location image; not an Eaton or White Stag listing.
