Sell with Mayshore
Full-service DFW listing representation for 1%
Sell your single-family home for a 1% listing-side fee. Listing photos and marketing are included, with an agent to coordinate showings and negotiate through closing.
Mayshore provides full-service listing representation in Dallas–Fort Worth for 1% of the final sale price on single-family homes. The 1% is Mayshore's listing-side fee. Buyer-broker compensation, if any, and other seller closing costs are separate and negotiable. Land, commercial, and multifamily properties are priced per property.
We list across Dallas–Fort Worth, with no minimum listing fee.
Choose your situation
The right path for your home
List with Mayshore
Full-service representation for a 1% listing-side fee
Cash offer instead
Compare a cash offer with the cost and timing of listing.
Sell as-is or repair first
Weigh the likely return against the time and cost of repairs.
Expired listing
Review pricing, presentation and buyer response before relisting.
Your selling plan
A strong start for your sale
- 01
Price it for today’s buyers
Your agent compares recent sales, competing homes, and your property’s condition to recommend a launch price.
Home value review - 02
Know what you could keep
Start with a possible sale price and subtract your loan payoff. Add repairs and closing costs to see what you could keep for your next home.
Estimate net proceeds - 03
Keep your move on track
Choose when to finish preparation and begin showings. Coordinate closing and your next purchase around the dates that matter to you.
Plan a sale and purchase
Full service
From the first photos to the final signature
Your agent handles pricing, preparation, photography and marketing, showings, offer review, negotiation and coordination through closing. Staging and physical repairs, marketing upgrades beyond the standard package, and specialty media such as drone and floor plans are seller-paid or separately priced.
The same published rate
Your listing fee at a glance
The same 1% listing-side rate applies at every single-family sale price. Buyer-broker compensation, payoff, and closing costs remain separate.
| Final sale price | Mayshore listing side | Still separate |
|---|---|---|
| $150,000 | $1,500 | Buyer-broker compensation, payoff and other seller-paid costs |
| $250,000 | $2,500 | Buyer-broker compensation, payoff and other seller-paid costs |
| $390,000 | $3,900 | Buyer-broker compensation, payoff and other seller-paid costs |
| $600,000 | $6,000 | Buyer-broker compensation, payoff and other seller-paid costs |
Brokerage compensation is negotiable. Your signed listing agreement matches the published fee, included services, separate costs, and cancellation terms.
Use your net-proceeds calculator to enter payoff, buyer-broker compensation, concessions and the property's remaining costs.
Seller tools
Make the numbers work for your move
Your home sale
Build your selling plan
Tell us about your home and when you want to sell. We’ll help you plan the sale.
Your selling questions, answered
What does Mayshore's 1% listing offer mean?
Mayshore provides full-service listing representation in Dallas–Fort Worth for 1% of the final sale price on single-family homes. The 1% is Mayshore's listing-side fee. Buyer-broker compensation, if any, and other seller closing costs are separate and negotiable. Land, commercial, and multifamily properties are priced per property.
How do I decide what to list my Texas house for?
Your agent compares recent sales, competing listings, and your home's condition, then recommends a price that fits your timing and goals.
What does it cost to sell a house in Texas?
Start with your loan payoff and negotiated brokerage compensation. Add title and closing charges, including tax and HOA amounts. Budget for repairs and preparation. Include any concessions and moving expenses to see what you could keep. Estimate each line for your home before choosing a sale price.
Should I repair my house before listing it?
Only when the likely buyer response and expected return justify the time, cash, and project risk. Compare selling as-is, making a focused repair plan, and completing a broader preparation plan before committing money.
What is the best way to sell a house in Texas?
Start with your home’s condition and what you want from the sale. Compare a listing with any written cash offer. Estimate what you could keep and when each could close. Include the work needed before selling. Your agent can then help you plan the price and marketing, followed by showings and negotiation through closing.
Do I sell now or wait?
Compare what you could keep by selling now with the costs of waiting. Look at recent nearby sales and the homes buyers can choose today. Include needed repairs and the expense of holding your home longer. Your agent can work through both timelines using current local numbers.
Talk to the broker
Jeremy Parten
Designated Broker · Mayshore Realty
Dallas–Fort Worth sellers, buyers and agents
Jeremy handles every inquiry.
Share the property address or area, condition, timing and the help you need.
List for 1%