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When you buy a home, the seller usually sets aside about 3% of the price to pay the buyer’s agent. With VroomBrick, our fee is 1%, and the rest, up to 2%, comes back to you as a credit at closing. On a $400,000 home, that’s up to $8,000. You can use it to cover closing costs or lower your interest rate. Full details

A traditional listing agent is usually paid about 3% of your sale price. With VroomBrick, you pay a 1% technology fee at closing instead, so up to 2% stays with you. On a $400,000 home, that’s up to $8,000 more in your pocket.

Yes. A flat-rate broker partner lists your home on the MLS, where buyers and their agents search, so your home gets the same exposure as any other listing. Showing agents handle tours, and a licensed closing attorney handles your contract and closing.

A whole team of real people. Your Relocation Concierge handles the scheduling, paperwork and transaction coordination, and keeps every step on track. Licensed showing agents meet you at every home you tour. A licensed closing attorney handles your contract and your closing. Lender partners help you get pre-approved. Then, just like TurboTax walks you through your taxes, the app walks you through every step of buying, so you always know what’s done and what’s next. You can text, message or call anyone on your team.

A traditional buyer’s agent is usually paid about 3% of the home’s price. With VroomBrick, you pick the homes and times in the app, and a licensed showing agent meets you at the property to let you in and keep you safe. VroomBrick pays them up front, so they aren’t waiting on a commission. That’s how most of that 3% can come back to you instead.

No. VroomBrick is a technology platform that partners with licensed closing attorneys and licensed showing agents to support you. The app handles the paperwork and deadlines that slow most home purchases down, and licensed pros handle everything that needs a person. That’s how we do it for less, and why more of the money comes back to you.

Programs from the state, local cities and lenders that help buyers pay for their down payment and closing costs. Most buyers never hear about them. We check them against your situation, and a lender partner confirms what you qualify for. Any grants come on top of your closing credit.

You’re free to use any lender you like, including one you already have.

We also partner with local credit unions to help you get the most competitive rates and access to potential grant programs. They know how to put your closing credit to work, so it goes further at closing.

No. Seeing your savings and your grant list takes no credit check and no Social Security number.

Yes. If you signed a buyer agreement with your agent, you’ll just need to end it first. Check the agreement for an end date or a cancellation section, then send your agent a short written note, like this:

“Hi [Agent’s name], thank you for your help so far. I’ve decided to go a different direction with my home search, so I’m ending our buyer agreement dated [date], effective today. Please confirm in writing. Thanks again!”

One thing to watch: some agreements include a “protection period,” which means you may still owe that agent if you buy a home they already showed you. A licensed closing attorney can look over your agreement with you before you switch, so there are no surprises.