Dear home buyer,
I think every buyer should know what they're paying for. On my last home, we found the houses ourselves, saw three and decided quickly. Afterwards I wondered what I had paid for.
I wasn't the only one doing the searching. More than half of buyers now find the home they buy online. The way buyers pay for help has barely changed. A buyer's agent is usually paid a share of the price.
So I started comped, a licensed Florida brokerage for home buyers, beginning in Palm Beach County. With us, you'll know what you're paying for. We keep a fee for our work, and the rest of our commission comes back to you as a credit at closing.
That work starts with our AI assistant, which answers at any hour. For each home you send, it looks up the listing, the flood zone, the last sale and an estimate of your taxes after buying, each with its source.
Then the people. A licensed local agent meets you at the door for each tour. A licensed agent writes your offer with you and negotiates it. You can ask for a person any time.
If you've found the home, text us the link. If you're still looking, text us the ones you like. Either way, we'll start with the facts.
Here's to your next home,
Stefan GoessensFounder
P.S. You'll always know who you're talking to. The assistant tells you it's AI, and anything that needs a license gets a licensed person. A Florida broker holds comped's license, supervises our agents and reviews a sample of the assistant's conversations.