1.5% advertised fee
Compensation for Landon’s listing representation under the signed listing agreement.
Transparent Corona listing compensation
A 1.5% listing fee with full-service representation.
Landon Ray offers Corona sellers a clear listing-side fee, a property-specific marketing and negotiation plan, and coverage of the standard seller escrow fee under the written terms of the offer.
Landon Ray · REALTOR® · DRE #02131893 · Active Realty Inc
1.5% listing feeSeller escrow fee covered
Understand the number
Listing-side compensation is one part of the seller’s complete cost picture.
A useful comparison separates the listing fee from buyer-broker compensation and other transaction charges. It also compares the service and contract terms behind each proposal.
Separate and negotiable
Any buyer-broker compensation is handled separately and is not included in the 1.5% fee.
Seller fee covered
The standard seller escrow fee is covered subject to the written terms of Landon’s offer.
Compare the math
What could a smarter listing fee keep in your pocket?
Enter a possible sale price to compare Landon's 1.5% listing-side fee with hypothetical 2.5% and 3% listing-side fees.
Listing-side comparisonAt 1.5%At the example feePotential difference*
Compared with 2.5%Hypothetical example$12,000$20,000$10,000Includes entered escrow estimate
Compared with 3%Hypothetical example$12,000$24,000$14,000Includes entered escrow estimate
*Hypothetical comparison only. There is no universal or standard commission. Compensation and services are negotiable, and actual savings depend on the signed listing agreement and transaction. Buyer-broker compensation, if any, is separate and negotiable. Other transaction costs may apply. Seller escrow-fee coverage is subject to the written terms of Landon's offer.
Compare My Exact Selling CostsCompare written proposals
Ask every Corona listing agent the same questions.
A lower or higher percentage does not answer who will do the work, how the home will be positioned, or how the transaction will be protected.
CompensationWhat is the exact listing-side fee?
ScopeWhich preparation, marketing, showing, and transaction services are included?
PeopleWho handles strategy, communication, negotiations, and deadlines?
ContractWhat are the term, cancellation, and additional-fee provisions?
EconomicsWhat does the seller net sheet estimate at the same sale price?
What full service covers
The fee connects to an end-to-end representation plan.
- 01Property and goal consultation
- 02Comparable-sales analysis
- 03Pricing and preparation strategy
- 04Professional listing presentation
- 05MLS and home-search distribution
- 06Showing and open-house coordination
- 07Offer and counteroffer analysis
- 08Inspection and appraisal guidance
- 09Contingency and deadline management
- 10Escrow communication through closing
The property-specific marketing plan and all compensation terms are documented in the signed agreement.
Detailed guide
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Straight answers
Corona Realtor fee questions
What does a Realtor charge to sell a home in Corona?
There is no standard or universal commission. Brokerage compensation is negotiable and depends on the written agreement, services, property, and transaction. Landon advertises a 1.5% listing-side fee for his full-service listing representation.
Is the 1.5% fee the total commission?
It is Landon’s listing-side fee. Buyer-broker compensation, if any, is separate and negotiable. Other transaction costs can also apply.
What is included in Landon’s 1.5% listing service?
The core scope includes consultation, pricing analysis, preparation strategy, professional listing presentation, MLS distribution, showing coordination, offer analysis, negotiation, contract management, escrow communication, and closing support.
Does Landon cover the seller’s escrow fee?
Landon covers the standard seller escrow fee under the written terms of his advertised offer. Title, transfer tax, HOA, lender, repair, inspection, and other third-party charges are separate.
Does a lower fee mean less service?
Not in Landon’s model. Sellers should compare the written services, property marketing plan, communication, negotiation strategy, contract terms, and projected net—not infer service from a percentage alone.
How can I compare two listing proposals?
Request a written scope and seller net sheet from each agent using the same assumed price and transaction costs. Compare services, compensation, cancellation terms, marketing, communication, experience, and likely net proceeds.