Sell Your Home Across the DMVFull-Service Listing Fees From 1.5%*

The 1.5% listing-side fee is available for homes with an agreed listing price of $500,000 or more. The agreed listing price is the price written in your signed listing agreement, and the fee is calculated on the final sale price. Buyer-agent compensation and normal seller closing costs are separate and not included in the 1.5%. Commissions are negotiable.

For homes listed under $500,000, we offer a listing plan and rate matched to the property. Call or text 703-782-4830 to review your options before you list. See our full fee terms.

A 1.5% listing commission means the agreed listing-side fee equals 1.5% of the home's sale price under the applicable listing agreement.

The Jamil Brothers offer full-service listing-side fees from 1.5% on homes listed at $500,000 or more. Other transaction costs and any buyer-broker compensation are separate.

Yes. Real estate broker compensation is negotiable rather than set by law.

Sellers should review the services, compensation terms, and other obligations contained in their listing agreement before hiring a real estate professional.

There is no single required Realtor commission rate. Listing compensation varies depending on the brokerage, agent, services, and negotiated agreement.

The Jamil Brothers provide Northern Virginia sellers with listing-side fees from 1.5% on homes listed at $500,000 or more, and a plan matched to the property for homes listed below that price.

Yes. The 1.5% listing fee on homes listed at $500,000 or more is designed to provide full-service seller representation rather than an MLS-only service.

Depending on the listing agreement, services can include pricing strategy, property marketing, MLS exposure, showing coordination, offer analysis, negotiation, and transaction support.

No. No assumption should be made that the listing-side fee includes buyer-broker compensation.

Any buyer-broker compensation, if offered, is separate and negotiable. We can explain the available options before you list.

Savings depend on the listing fee you are comparing against and your final sale price.

For example, a one-percentage-point difference on an $800,000 sale equals $8,000. Use our Realtor commission calculator to estimate the difference for your property.

Seller costs vary by transaction and can include agreed brokerage compensation, taxes and settlement-related charges, mortgage payoff, concessions, repairs, and other property-specific expenses.

Request a seller estimate to better understand your potential net proceeds.

Start with your expected sale price and subtract estimated mortgage payoff, negotiated brokerage compensation, applicable taxes, settlement expenses, concessions, and other costs.

A seller net proceeds estimate gives you a far more useful picture than looking at the commission rate alone.

Don't compare listing fees alone.

Ask what services are included, how the agent determines price, how the property will be marketed, who handles showings and negotiations, and what support you receive between contract and closing.

Yes. The Jamil Brothers offer listing-side fees from 1.5% on homes listed at $500,000 or more across Northern Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC, and West Virginia.

Contact the team to discuss your property, location, selling goals, and applicable listing terms.