01 / REQUEST A REVIEW
Start with your address.
Request an initial home review so Conner can understand the property and form a preliminary opinion of its likely selling range.
MOVE UP & SAVE | DFW HOMEOWNERS
Moving Into a New DFW Home?Sell With a 1% Listing Fee.
The listing brokerage fee is 1% of the final sales price, subject to a $3,000 minimum. Any separately agreed buyer-broker compensation and other selling costs are additional. All compensation is negotiable. Eligibility and written terms apply. Offer details
Illustrative home photographyIS THIS THE RIGHT FIT?
For homeowners with
a next home in mind.
You can start the conversation before you know the exact home or move date.
- You own a home in DFW.
- You plan to buy a qualifying resale or new construction home in DFW.
- You use Conner for both the purchase and the listing.
- You sign both agreements within the period in the written offer.
STEP ONE
Request your
Move Up & Save review.
We’ll review your property, timeline, and next-home plans to determine whether you may qualify. The home evaluation is the first step—not a separate offer.
See If I Qualify
No credit check. No commitment to list.
HOW IT WORKS
One offer.
One clear process.
02 / VERIFY THE DETAILS
Talk through the move.
Choose a short call or video walkthrough, then review condition, timing, equity, and your plans for the next home.
Your current home.
Your next chapter.
03 / CONFIRM ELIGIBILITY
Review the written offer.
If the program fits, review the listing, purchase, services, compensation, and timing terms before you commit.
A CLEAR COMPENSATION EXAMPLE
What does the 1% listing fee mean?
If a qualifying current home sells for $500,000, a 1% listing brokerage fee would equal $5,000. The fee is subject to a $3,000 minimum, so a home selling below $300,000 would have a $3,000 listing brokerage fee. These examples explain only the listing brokerage’s fee—not the total cost of selling.
Review the full offer detailsILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
1%
$5,000 listing brokerage fee
Based on a $500,000 final sale price.
The listing brokerage fee is subject to a $3,000 minimum. Any separately agreed buyer-broker compensation, title or escrow charges, taxes, repairs, concessions, mortgage payoff, and other selling costs are additional. All compensation is negotiable. Eligibility and written terms apply.
MEET YOUR AGENT
Conner Rutledge
Regal Realtors
Moving means more than finding another house. It means preparing the one you own, understanding the costs, and getting the timing right.
My background in property management, builder marketing, and running Lead Leverage informs how I approach both sides of the move. I’ll help you compare the options, ask the right questions, and build a plan around what matters to you.
Fort Worth · Aledo · Crowley · Arlington · DFW
See if the program fitsA FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Clear answers.
Before you commit.
OFFER DETAILS
The important details, in plain language.
The proposed listing brokerage fee is 1% of the final sales price of a qualifying current home, subject to a minimum listing brokerage fee of $3,000. If the final sales price is below $300,000, the listing brokerage fee is $3,000. At a final sales price of $300,000 or more, the 1% calculation applies. The fee does not include any separately agreed buyer-broker compensation, title or escrow charges, taxes, repairs, concessions, mortgage payoff, or other closing costs. Compensation for the next-home purchase is addressed separately in the buyer representation agreement. Real estate compensation is negotiable and is not set by law.
Eligibility depends on the current property, the qualifying DFW home purchase, representation on both transactions, and execution of both agreements within the period specified in the written offer. The written agreements must identify covered services, any additional charges, required transaction milestones, and what happens if the purchase or sale does not close. No particular savings, sale price, closing date, financing, or builder incentive is guaranteed. You may choose your own lender.