How do I reach Mayshore's broker?
Email inquiries@mayshore.com. Jeremy Parten is the designated broker, and he handles your contract and file questions directly.
Agent FAQ
Your questions about joining Mayshore
Compare the fees you pay now with the work you expect to close. These answers explain the uncapped closing fee and separate business costs. You can also find contact details for Jeremy and help with a brokerage change.
Is there a separate transaction-coordination charge?
No. Transaction coordination comes with your agent plan at no extra charge.
What happens to active client agreements when I switch?
When you leave Mayshore, executed contracts still moving toward closing stay with the brokerage. Your other contacts and business records move with you. For a move into Mayshore, review active agreements with your current broker.
Cost calculator
Compare your annual brokerage costs
Start with your expected closings and average commission. Add your current brokerage charges and outside expenses. The calculator shows an annual total for each option and the difference between them.
Five self-generated closings at $10,000 each produce $50,000 in gross commission. Mayshore’s closing fees total $2,475, leaving $47,525 before outside expenses. Keep your tax reserve separate from that estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay a separate E&O charge at Mayshore?
Mayshore includes E&O coverage in your agent plan. You pay no separate brokerage charge for that coverage.
Does Mayshore have a closing-fee cap?
Mayshore has no cap. Every funded self-generated side costs $495, including sides after your tenth closing. There is no annual cap reset. If you represent both sides, that counts as two closings at $495 each. Company opportunities and leases have separate charges.
Does Mayshore charge desk or recurring brokerage fees?
Mayshore charges no monthly or desk fee. There is no technology or franchise fee. Mayshore also charges no annual fee. Referral income carries no brokerage charge. Association and MLS dues remain your outside business expenses. Any pass-through charge is billed at actual cost.
How are team members charged?
Each team member pays $495 for every funded self-generated side, with no individual or shared cap. A teammate's production does not change your closing fee. For example, one teammate with twelve sides and another with two pay $6,930 combined: $5,940 plus $990. Company work, leases and outside expenses are separate.
How are residential leases charged?
A residential lease costs $150 flat. Lease fees are separate from the $495 fee for funded self-generated sales and from the 50/50 split on company-generated business.
How are closings charged if I represent both sides?
If you represent both sides of a self-generated transaction, that counts as two closings at $495 each, for $990 total. Prior closings do not reduce that fee. Company-generated business keeps its separate 50/50 split with no $495 fee.
What types of real estate work does Mayshore handle?
Mayshore serves residential buyers and sellers in Dallas–Fort Worth. Land and commercial work are priced per property, as is multifamily work. Send Jeremy the property type and market before planning a transaction outside your usual residential work.
Mayshore agent pricing
- Your business
- Keep 100% of your commission. Pay $495 per funded self-generated closing, with no cap.
- Company opportunities
- 50/50 split, no $495 closing fee
- Leases
- $150 flat per lease
- Included
- E&O coverage and transaction coordination are included, with no monthly, technology, franchise or annual fee.
If you represent both sides, that counts as two closings. Each team member pays $495 for each funded self-generated side. MLS, association and other third-party costs are separate.
Agent pricing detailsTalk to the broker
Jeremy Parten
Designated Broker · Mayshore Realty
Dallas–Fort Worth sellers, buyers and agents
Jeremy handles every inquiry.
214-302-9878inquiries@mayshore.com
Tell Jeremy about your DFW market, experience and brokerage questions.
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