Open Listings expands its digital homebuying service to Dallas-Fort Worth
LOS ANGELES, July 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- After launching in Austin in March, all-in-one homebuying platform Open Listings has expanded its footprint in Texas to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. As of today, Dallas and Denton County homebuyers can use Open Listings to find, tour, & buy Dallas-Fort Worth area homes -- all while saving thousands.
Through the Open Listings website or app, those searching for homes for sale in Dallas-Fort Worth can make a personalized real-time feed of listings, schedule house tours on-demand, and create offers on any home. Buyers then get paired with a top-rated, local real estate agent dedicated to getting their offer accepted and closed.
By utilizing the Open Listings platform and network of on-demand local agents, homebuyers also receive a 50% refund on their agent's commission. For instance, a homebuyer purchasing a median-priced home in Dallas-Fort Worth of $260,000 would receive a commission refund of $3,900, which could cover the majority of closing costs.
"We're excited to bring Open Listings to Dallas homebuyers," said Judd Schoenholtz, CEO and co-founder of Open Listings. "Our software makes an overly complicated process easy. Then, the best agents take homebuyers through the last mile of closing, which makes it possible to offer a refund 3-4 times more than other brokerages."
One early adopter of Open Listings was Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. He turned to Open Listings in 2015 to buy his San Francisco home and was so impressed with the service, he became an investor in the company.
"The entire process of buying my home through Open Listings was so seamless and digital, that I naturally loved it," noted Ohanian. "Over 95 percent of homes in the U.S. are still sold via the traditional buyer and seller agent model. I believe Open Listings offers a service that is better, cheaper, and faster."
In addition to Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin, every month, almost a million homebuyers look to Open Listings while house hunting across metro areas in California, Washington, & Illinois -- including Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, and Seattle.
Those searching for homes for sale in Dallas-Fort Worth can sign-up for free to use Open Listings at http://openlistings.com, or download the Open Listings home buying app on iTunes.
Contact: Angeline Vuong, 800-501-2077, [email protected]
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