It's been over 20 years since Assist-2-Sell® began it's "Full-Service with $avings!"® program, saving consumers a significant amount of money without eliminating any of the service and support they need.

Although we are typically a Seller's best friend, it's impossible to escape the competitive nature of our business and we are constantly hearing misinformation put out by our competitors.  I just laugh when people say we aren't "real" real estate brokers because it's simply not true. We do everything "traditional" real estate companies do, we simply charge less. It feels great offering excellent service at an excellent value.

Assist-2-Sell's experienced brokers and agents handle everything throughout the entire process of selling a home, including:

• Helping price the home accurately;
• Implementing a targeted marketing campaign aimed at reaching active homebuyers directly-online and offline;
• Utilizing the MLS, as appropriate, as a marketing tool;
• Taking all phone calls;
• Showing the home to prospective buyers;
• Arranging for other agents to show the home;
• Pre-qualifying homebuyers;
• Helping the homebuyer obtain financing;
• Negotiating the purchasing agreement;
• Writing the sales contract;
• Handling all paperwork;
• Meeting with appraisers;
• Arranging for all inspections; and
• Supervising the closing. 

Home sellers pay a low, flat fee, instead of a percentage of the home's sale price, only after their home has sold.

We participate fully with area real estate agents and we thank the hundreds of agents that have shown our homes in return. Yet, we are completely aware of the pressure our powerful program puts on our competition. But, we are here for the Sellers. In fact, our Co-Founder, Mary LaMeres-Pomin, once stated that the Assist-2-Sell model was born out of frustration with the way real estate was being practiced. "Home sellers had little choice but to pay high commissions with no assurance they'd receive high value. Because so many agents were struggling to secure their next listing, they spent less time marketing homes and more time marketing themselves." Consumers were unhappy and a lot of agents were unhappy as well. We wanted to create a system that not only produced satisfied customers but also helped agents be more successful."