The Certified Pre-Owned Home™ program prioritize transparency and clarity. We provide a comprehensive breakdown of the costs involved, specifically tailored to benefit REALTORS® and home sellers alike. By detailing every potential expense, we empower you to make informed, strategic decisions.

Costs for Real Estate Agents:

If you’re a real estate agent looking to include the Certified Pre-Owned Home™ (CPO) program, here’s what you need to know about the costs involved:

Solo Agents: $129.00 per month

Team Costs:

Teams of Up to 5 Agents: $548.00 per month (15% Discount)
Teams of Up to 15 Agents: $1,548.00 per month (20% Discount)
For Teams of 16 or More Agents or Brokers: Please contact our support team to set up your subscription.

Subscription fees are billed automatically on the 1st of each month, with a six-month commitment required. Once your payment is processed, you’ll receive your monthly materials via a separate email. For any questions or support, feel free to contact our team. We appreciate your dedication to the Certified Pre-Owned Home™ Program.

Certification Costs:

In addition to the subscription fees, agents will incur costs related to certifying homes under the CPO Program. Note that the Home Warranty cost is the responsibility of the agent. Both agents and sellers share specific costs, ensuring that all parties have a stake in the certification process.

Marketing and Promotion:

Effective marketing and promotion are crucial for the success of CPO homes. Allocate budget for marketing expenses, including the creation of promotional materials, advertising campaigns, and online presentation of CPO listings.

Costs for Home Sellers:

As a real estate professional, it’s essential to educate your clients about the costs associated with listing their homes under the Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Program. Here’s a breakdown to help you guide them:

Certification Costs:

To list a home under the CPO Program, sellers will need to cover various certification expenses. These can include appraisal fees, home inspection costs, and, if necessary, expenses for repairs or improvements to meet the program’s stringent standards.

Agent Commission:

Even with the advantages of the CPO Program, sellers are still responsible for paying the standard real estate agent commission. This commission, typically a percentage of the final sale price, is in addition to the costs related to the CPO certification.