The short answer: We are more affordable than a traditional real estate agent. The long answer: Traditional buyer agents typically get paid 2-2.5% of a home’s purchase price. We think that’s too much, given the amount of effort home buyers put in today. So we make all of our on-demand tools and resources available for free. We cut our fees almost in half so we can pass on the savings to you – and because we’ve streamlined the home buying process, you get more value at half the cost. The best part: we actually pay you by saving you 1% of the home purchase price (traditional agents save you $0). Read more about how real estate agent's get paid.

Great question. Traditional agents at Redfin and Century 21 accept a full commission to represent home buyers and keep you on a schedule that they determine. It’s an agent-centric model and gives you $0 back in savings. At Nuhom, we put the home buyer first. We offer an on-demand service – so you can build your home buying experience on your terms and timeline. We grant you anytime access to all our tools, tours, and guidance, giving you full control so you can make informed decisions. And we take a backseat so you can drive, giving you all the tips and tricks we have up our sleeves, without pushing you at any part of the process. If we think you should wait, we’ll tell you. But if you want to make moves, we’ll be at the ready. No contracts, no obligations, just full teamwork and transparency. The best part, we give you back 1% of the home purchase price. So, if you buy a home for $750,000 we give you $7,500 back in savings. Talk about a housewarming gift!

Depends on where you live! But right now we’re operating in Massachusetts in the Greater Boston Area—it’s our home, and hopefully yours too (well atleast soon to be!).

If you have an exclusive contract with another agent we recommend you stick to working with them. But if you don’t…come on down! We’d love to be your agent and help you save. (We also don’t do the whole contract thing – call us crazy, but it’s working out swimmingly so far.)