Set your own price. Keep the commission.
At a 5–6% commission, selling a $425,000 home costs roughly $21,000 to $25,500 — money that comes out of your equity at settlement. On LiNK you list the home yourself and hire only the professionals you actually need.
List my homeA listing agent bundles half a dozen separate jobs into one percentage. Unbundled, most of them are things you can do in an afternoon — and the two that genuinely need a professional cost a fraction of a commission.
Creating a listing takes about twenty minutes. You can save and come back to it at any point — nothing goes live until you say so.
List it yourself, price it against real comparable sales, market it with good photography, handle your own showings, and hire a closing attorney for settlement. LiNK provides the listing, the exposure, the showing calendar, the bid tracking, and the vetted professionals for the parts that need one.
You pay for the specific services you use rather than a percentage of your sale price. [ VERIFY: LiNK's own fee schedule before publishing figures. ]
No. You choose which bid to accept, and price is only one factor — a cash buyer with no financing contingency and a flexible closing date is often worth more than a higher offer that might fall through.