RelliaLong Island home estimate6 quick questions
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What you could keep
Illustrative example: on a $750,000 sale, Rellia's 2% platform fee is $15,000. At a 5% commission assumption, the fee would be $37,500.
Difference: $22,500
Illustrative comparison only, not a quote from any brokerage, and not a guarantee of savings. Alternative seller-fee assumption: a traditional agent commission of 5% of the sale price. Commissions are negotiable and vary. Your actual savings depend on your sale price, the terms you negotiate, and any buyer-agent compensation you choose to offer. Rellia's 2% platform fee is paid only at closing: no sale, no fee. Other closing costs, such as transfer taxes, attorney fees and title charges, still apply. Rellia is not a real estate broker and does not give legal or tax advice.
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How selling with Rellia works
- Enter your address to see an estimated value range and an illustrative proceeds comparison.
- Requesting the estimate does not create a listing commitment.
- Listing happens later, after you prepare the home file and explicitly approve publication.
- The estimator, listing, tasks, and documents sit in one place.
- Your own attorney typically prepares or reviews the contract, and the 2% platform fee is disbursed at closing: no sale, no fee.
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Rellia's initial service area is Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York.
Common questions about selling with Rellia
- What does Rellia charge sellers?
- Rellia's seller platform fee is 2% of the final sale price, payable at closing. The home estimate is free, and there is no obligation to move forward. Attorney, inspection, title, tax, and other third-party costs can vary by transaction and are shown separately.
- Is the home estimate free, and do I have to list?
- Yes, the estimate is free, and requesting it does not create a listing commitment. Enter your address to see an estimated value range and an illustrative proceeds comparison. Listing happens later, after you prepare the home file and explicitly approve publication. The estimate is not an appraisal or a final sale price. The final purchase price is set by the accepted offer and the signed contract.
- Is Rellia a real estate broker or agent?
- No. Rellia is a home transaction platform, not a broker or agent. Rellia is a modernized real-estate transaction platform that makes buying and selling a home easier for consumers in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York. Rellia is not a real-estate broker or agent, does not represent buyers or sellers, and does not provide legal, lending, title, insurance, inspection, tax, or escrow services.
- Do I still need a real estate attorney in New York?
- New York sellers typically work with a New York attorney for contract review and closing, but this answer is not legal advice. Ask your attorney what your transaction requires. After a proposal is accepted, the seller's attorney usually prepares or reviews a contract from the accepted terms and the property file. Parties may bring their own counsel or use the directory to identify independent New York attorneys.
- How is selling with Rellia different from FSBO?
- Rellia gives sellers a platform and a shared transaction file, while FSBO generally leaves the seller to manage the sale directly. On Rellia, the estimator, listing, tasks, and documents sit in one place, and the published seller platform fee is 2%. In both cases the seller still works with their own attorney on the contract. If your buyer wants to use a traditional agent, they can.
- Which areas does Rellia serve?
- Rellia's initial service area is Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York. Availability, forms, fees, taxes, and professional requirements depend on the property and transaction. Town pages for places such as Roslyn, Garden City, Huntington, Smithtown, and Patchogue add ZIP-level market context. Those town figures are market context, not a valuation of one house.