Keep More of Your Equity.

Full-service real estate in Idaho with a flat fee.

Sell + Save Thousands

Most listing agents charge a percentage of your sale price.
I don’t.

I charge a flat $12K listing fee for qualifying homes over $500,000

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“You were so understanding about all of our chaos and crazy. I really appreciate everything you did!”

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“You are probably one of the best agents I’ve worked with in a really long time!”

At Mountain Realty, we’re not just about selling homes; we're about building lasting relationships. Nestled in the beautiful Treasure Valley of Idaho, our passion for real estate comes from a deep-rooted commitment to honesty and integrity. Whether you're in Eagle, Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Emmett, Kuna or beyond - we’re here to guide you on your journey home.

Your story matters to me! I believe every home has a unique tale to tell, and I want to help you share yours. So relax and be yourself; I’m all ears and ready to help you shine! Discover your dream home.

My Flat Fee Includes

Professional Marketing

Expert Representation

Listing Strategy

Premium Client Experience

How much money can you save with a Flat Fee Realtor?

This graph compares a 3% Listing Fee vs. my Full Service Flat Fee.

Left column is commission in thousands (30 = $30,000), Bottom is house price. For example, a house listed at $600,000 compares a listing agent fee of $18,000/3%.

Buying a home?
Did you know some agents charge hidden fees?

  • Typically Buyer's Agents get paid from the seller of the home you want to purchase. Your contract with your Realtor may require you to pay their fee in the event the seller doesn't.

  • Your Realtor may boast having a savvy transaction coordinator available to you, while also charging that fee to you in their representation agreement.

  • Historically, Realtors have been paid 3% when helping you sell a home and 3% when helping you buy a home. Sticking to this norm could be considered as a form of price fixing. All commissions are negotiable.