Front Range · Colorado
Longmont
Longmont offers Boulder County access at a more approachable price, and Colorado Realty 4 Less lists homes there on the Boulder MLS for one flat fee instead of a percentage.
Longmont grew up around agriculture and sugar beet processing before becoming one of Boulder County's more affordable alternatives to Boulder proper, with the St. Vrain River and Union Reservoir giving the city its outdoor character. A growing tech and biotech presence has joined the area's farming roots, and Twin Peaks Mall and a revitalized downtown anchor a community that's grown steadily without losing its small-city feel. Buyers priced out of Boulder look here first, and their agents search the MLS daily.
Colorado Realty 4 Less lists Longmont homes on the Boulder County MLS, the same system used by agents throughout the county, with syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and the rest of the major buyer sites. Longmont isn't a casual FSBO market any more than Boulder is: buyers expect professional, MLS-backed listings, and a flat fee gets you exactly that without the percentage-based cost.
Longmont remains one of the more affordable entry points into Boulder County, but commission costs still add up fast at any price point. A 3% commission on a $500,000 Longmont sale runs about $15,000; CR4L's flat fee for that price range is $3,000, keeping roughly $12,000 more in the seller's equity while the listing still reaches the Boulder County MLS and national syndication.
Why it works here
- Buyers priced out of Boulder shop Longmont first, all through the same Boulder County MLS.
- Longmont isn't a casual FSBO market; buyer agents expect MLS-backed, professional listings.
- A growing biotech and tech presence brings buyers who research thoroughly online before touring.
- More affordable prices here mean a percentage commission still costs proportionally more relative to net.
Every listing includes
- Syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia and 80+ portals
- Advice and guidance on pricing
- Preparation of electronic contracts and disclosures
- Negotiation and advocacy from list to close
- Open house support
Questions
Flat fee in Longmont, answered.
It's based on list price, not a percentage. Many Longmont homes fall between $300,000 and $600,000, placing them in our $3,000 tier. There's no fee due up front, nothing owed if the home doesn't sell, and sellers who pay before closing get a 20% discount off that fee.
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