Spot Real Estate Offers Full-Service Representation for Just 1% Commission
05/19/2025, Lake Zurich, IL // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire //
Spot Real Estate has officially launched in Chicago, offering home sellers full-service brokerage representation for only a 1% commission, well below the standard 3% to 4.5% typically charged by most firms.
Founded by veteran Chicago real estate agent Mark Miles, who brings over two decades of experience, including a leadership role at a $1B local brokerage, Spot Real Estate aims to provide high-value service through a modern and efficient operational model. By combining smart outsourcing, remote team members, and avoiding the high costs of brick-and-mortar offices, the firm reduces unnecessary overhead and passes the savings directly to clients.
Unlike flat-fee brokerages that leave sellers to manage most of the process on their own, Spot Real Estate provides hands-on, professional support throughout the entire transaction. Clients benefit from personalized pricing strategies, in-depth market insights, professional staging advice, high-quality photography, and maximum MLS exposure, all at a fraction of the cost.
Spot's 1% commission structure enables sellers to save an average of 67% on listing fees without sacrificing service or results. It offers the best of both worlds—full support at a lower cost than traditional or discount brokerages.
Spot Real Estate's innovative approach has already proven effective. In its early weeks, the firm helped a seller with three buildable lots in Chicago get under contract faster than comparable listings in the area. That transaction alone saved the seller approximately €14,407.68 in commissions.
On the buyer side, Spot worked with a client who had previously lost out on five homes while represented by a traditional agent. Once they transitioned to Spot, their very first offer was accepted in a competitive bidding situation, and they now own the home they had hoped for.
Spot Real Estate specializes in listings throughout Chicago and surrounding communities, including homes for sale in Barrington, homes for sale in Lake Zurich, homes for sale in Long Grove, and homes for sale in Hawthorn Woods. It offers flexible plans, including flat-fee plus 1% commission options, so sellers can choose what best suits their needs. Homeowners can get a local flat fee MLS listing to maximize exposure, while buyers can easily browse curated properties on the Spot website.
What sets Spot Real Estate apart is the direct involvement of Mark Miles Chicago real estate agent. Unlike many firms where clients are handed off to junior staff, Mark Miles, real estate agent and founder of Spot Real Estate, personally oversees client strategy and leverages his experience to create compelling listings and winning offers.
Whether you're a seller exploring Mark Miles Flat Fee MLS Illinois or a buyer looking for the right home without unnecessary costs, Spot Real Estate is redefining full-service brokerage. It provides strategic marketing, expert negotiations, digital convenience, and substantial savings—all backed by proven results.
For more information about flat-fee realtor Mark Miles and Spot Real Estate, visit https://spot.realty.
About Spot Real Estate
Spot Real Estate is a full-service real estate brokerage providing expert listing and buying services for just 1% commission. The company combines personalized support with a modern and efficient model to deliver top-notch service at a fraction of traditional costs.
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