Compare Prevu and TRELORA
For Buyers
Answer: Both Prevu and TRELORA function as a full-service real estate agent that offers savings to homebuyers and home sellers.
Buying and Selling with Prevu
Prevu is a New York-based real estate broker that offers sellers listing savings and refunds buyer’s part of their commission.
Prevu Pricing
Prevu offers listing savings to sellers (1% listing rate) and buyer’s refunds (67% commission rebate)
Listing Services
- MLS Listing
- Zillow, Trulia, etc. Listing
- Accept and Deliver All Offers and Counteroffers
- Hold Open Houses
- Professional Photography
- Professional Floor Plans
- Yard Signage Installation
- Spare Key Lock-box Installation
- Schedule Inspection Services
- Schedule Private Showings
- Closing Duties
Buyer's Agent Services
- Find the Property
- Accept and Deliver All Offers and Counteroffers
- Recommend Other Professionals
- Attend Inspection Services
- Schedule Private Showings
- Negotiate Needed Repairs
- Closing Duties
Prevu Editor's Review:
Prevu is a consumer-focused real estate agent that successfully represents consumers in New York and offers sizeable savings. Prevu Agents are salaried employees who are not motivated by commission.
Prevu service includes posting home on the MLS and MLS Aggregator services, professional photos and 3D images in addition to all typical services offered by a traditional real estate agent.
For buyers, Prevu offers real-time listing notifications, on-demand home tours and a client web portal for monitoring the purchase process - making it easier to find and buy homes.
Overall, Prevu offers an excellent proposition to buyers and sellers alike.
Where does Prevu operate?
Buying and Selling with TRELORA
TRELORA is a multi-state savings broker, offers consumers flat fee listing savings and buyer’s refunds in Denver, CO, and Seattle, WA.
TRELORA Pricing
TRELORA offers listing savings to sellers ($3,000 in Denver, CO and $4,000 in Seattle, WA - flat listing fee) and commission refunds to buyers (2.5%-3% Buyer’s Agent Commission refund minus $3,000 in Denver, CO and $4,000 in Seattle, WA - buyer representation fee.)
TRELORA’s $500 Initial Listing Fee is non-refundable.
Listing Services
- MLS Listing
- Zillow, Trulia, etc. Listing
- Accept and Deliver All Offers and Counteroffers
- Hold Open Houses
- Professional Photography
- Professional Floor Plans
- Yard Signage Installation
- Spare Key Lock-box Installation
- Schedule Inspection Services
- Schedule Private Showings
- Closing Duties
Buyer's Agent Services
- Find the Property
- Accept and Deliver All Offers and Counteroffers
- Recommend Other Professionals
- Attend Inspection Services
- Schedule Private Showings
- Negotiate Needed Repairs
- Closing Duties
TRELORA Editor's Review:
TRELORA is a consumer-focused flat fee real estate broker. As a listing agent, TRELORA works with a seller to prepare homes for listing, including taking professional photos, pricing home, and publishing marketing materials. TRELORA claims that its agents are in the top 1% nationwide, where every agent handles 30x the number of home sales as the industry average.
TRELORA lists all homes on the local MLS as well as typical MLS Aggregators. When self-represented buyers approach TRELORA about seller’s listing, TRELORA waives the 2.5%-3% Buyer’s Agent Commission in favor of the seller or the buyer. This allows parties to save a significant amount in buy-side commissions, but also requires the buyer to accept the potential downside of dual representation.
As a buyer’s agent, TRELORA works with buyers to find a home, schedule inspections, negotiate repairs and finalize the purchase. TRELORA offers overall great value to consumers looking to either buy or sell a home.