One service.
Three ways to sell.
The fee depends on how the buyer is introduced. The property strategy, marketing and service remain the same.
The route changes.
The standard doesn’t.
Another agency brings the buyer.
One.Homes manages the seller side while the collaborating agency introduces and represents the buyer.
One.Homes finds the buyer.
The buyer comes directly through the launch, marketing, portals, database, social distribution or enquiries.
You introduce the buyer.
If the buyer comes through your agreed personal network, One.Homes manages the transaction through to completion.
The fee reflects
where the buyer comes from.
Instead of treating every sale exactly the same, the model recognises who generated the buyer while keeping one coordinated selling strategy.
The buyer route changes.
The campaign doesn’t.
Every One.Homes property receives the complete selling campaign, whichever route ultimately produces the buyer.
One property.
Two ways to present it.
A standalone website for the property.
Every property has its own dedicated standalone website, created around the home rather than around the agency.
A white-label property website.
Collaborating agents can share a white-label version of the property website directly with their buyer, without competing agency branding.
More ways to reach the buyer.
One controlled presentation of the property.
One home.
One strategy.
One team.
Exclusivity allows the property to enter the market with one price, one message and one coordinated campaign.
It doesn’t mean closing the door to other agents or to your own network. The 5–4–3 model gives those routes a clear place within the same strategy.
Same property.
Different buyer route.
A collaborating agency introduces the successful buyer.
The buyer comes directly through the One.Homes campaign.
The successful buyer comes from your agreed personal network.
One clear strategy.
Three routes to the buyer.
Show us your property and we’ll explain how the 5–4–3 model could work for your sale.
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