By Eric Berman, REALTOR® | The Eric Berman Team at Compass

TL;DR:

Selling a Port Washington home typically costs 6-8% of sale price total post-Sitzer/Burnett August 17 2024 (revised down from historical 7-10% pre-Sitzer/Burnett). Substantive framework: post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4-5.5% typical (fee-negotiated 1.5-2% listing commission increasingly available + 2-2.5% buyer's agent compensation if offered), NY State Transfer Tax 0.4% on all Port Washington sales, NY Mansion Tax progressive tier structure on $1M+ sales (1% base at $1M, 1.25% at $2M, 1.5% at $3M, 2.25% at $5M, 3.25% at $10M, 3.5% at $15M, 3.75% at $20M, 3.9% at $25M — paid by buyer but affects negotiation substantively), NY attorney fees $1,500-$3,500+ (higher-value properties may have higher fees), title insurance $1,500-$3,500+ (buyer typically pays but affects negotiation), Nassau County recording fees $75-$300. Preparation costs vary substantially ($3K-$15K+ selective preparation with Compass Concierge upfront funding to substantial renovation). PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory disclosure requires attorney coordination. Port Washington-specific considerations include sub-market dynamics (Sands Point $3M-$15M+ through Manorhaven $700K-$1.4M), waterfront FEMA/insurance escrow considerations, village-specific requirements, luxury market jumbo mortgage coordination. Escrow account refund ($2K-$8K typical) partially offsets costs. Substantive net proceeds calculation produces meaningfully better projections than assumption-based estimates.

The Honest Total Cost Range

Understanding realistic Port Washington selling cost framework matters meaningfully.

6-8% of sale price typical. Post-Sitzer/Burnett August 17 2024 framework produced meaningful cost reduction compared to pre-Sitzer/Burnett 7-10% historical range. Substantive framework varies by specific property, sub-market, and post-Sitzer/Burnett strategic decisions.

Substantive variation by sub-market and price point. Sands Point luxury waterfront ($3M-$15M+) framework differs substantially from Manorhaven entry-level ($700K-$1.4M) framework. Higher-value properties absorb attorney and title costs proportionally lower but face Mansion Tax at $1M+ threshold affecting buyer affordability substantively.

Post-Sitzer/Burnett commission framework substantively changed. Traditional 5-6% total commission no longer default. Fee-negotiated framework increasingly available producing meaningful savings especially on higher-value Port Washington properties. Substantive $20K-$50K+ commission savings on $1M+ properties genuinely achievable.

Substantive net proceeds calculation. Sale price minus mortgage payoff (with per diem interest) minus selling costs minus property tax proration plus escrow refund equals actual net proceeds. Substantive framework produces meaningfully accurate projection.

For substantive LI-wide selling costs framework, the Long Island selling costs pillar covers substantive comprehensive framework. This guide addresses Port Washington-specific considerations.

Post-Sitzer/Burnett Commission Framework

Understanding post-Sitzer/Burnett August 17 2024 commission framework matters meaningfully for accurate cost calculation.

Total commission typically 4-5.5% post-Sitzer/Burnett. Substantive change from historical 5-6% pre-Sitzer/Burnett framework. Split typically listing agent + buyer's agent compensation.

Listing agent commission typically 2-3% or fee-negotiated 1.5-2%. Fee negotiation more genuinely available since August 17, 2024. Some Port Washington listing agents offer 1.5-2% total on higher-value properties. Substantive interview and negotiation framework produces meaningful savings.

Buyer's agent compensation decision. Since August 17, 2024, buyer's agent compensation no longer automatically on MLS. Sellers decide whether and how much to offer. Framework decisions: standard 2-2.5% (maintains buyer pool access), partial 1-2% (trade-off some access), zero (narrows buyer pool substantially).

Higher-value property considerations. $1M+ Port Washington properties (Sands Point, Harbor Acres, Beacon Hill, Port Washington North, Baxter Estates) increasingly access fee-negotiated framework with substantial commission savings ($20K-$50K+ typical).

Transparency requirements increased. Substantive disclosure of commission arrangements, buyer's agent compensation offerings, total commission framework required. Substantive listing agent conversation matters.

NY State Transfer Tax and Mansion Tax Framework

Understanding NY transfer tax framework matters meaningfully for accurate cost calculation.

NY State Transfer Tax: 0.4% of sale price. Applies to all Port Washington sales. Filed at closing by real estate attorney. Calculation: $4 per $1,000 of sale price. Example: $1M sale = $4,000 NY State Transfer Tax.

NY Mansion Tax: progressive tier structure on $1M+ sales. Applies at $1M threshold — not $3M as some outdated content suggests. Paid by buyer but affects negotiation substantively (buyer factors Mansion Tax into offer calculation, particularly at threshold points).

Mansion Tax substantive tier structure:

• $1M-$1.99M: 1% Mansion Tax

• $2M-$2.99M: 1.25% Mansion Tax (1% base + 0.25% supplemental)

• $3M-$4.99M: 1.5% Mansion Tax (1% base + 0.5% supplemental)

• $5M-$9.99M: 2.25% Mansion Tax

• $10M-$14.99M: 3.25% Mansion Tax

• $15M-$19.99M: 3.5% Mansion Tax

• $20M-$24.99M: 3.75% Mansion Tax

• $25M+: 3.9% Mansion Tax

Port Washington market dynamics matter. Most Port Washington sub-markets have properties clustered around Mansion Tax threshold points. Sub-market pricing conversation should account for Mansion Tax framework effect on buyer affordability.

NYC RPTT does NOT apply to Port Washington. Northeast Queens (Bayside, Fresh Meadows, Jamaica Estates, Douglaston, Little Neck, Whitestone) has additional NYC RPTT framework. Port Washington is in Nassau County — Nassau County framework applies, no NYC RPTT.

NY Attorney State Framework Costs

NY attorney state framework produces substantive cost line items.

NY attorney fees: $1,500-$3,500+ typical. Standard Port Washington residential transactions. Higher-value properties (Sands Point luxury waterfront) may have higher fees ($3,500-$7,500+ for complex Sands Point transactions).

Substantive attorney coordination throughout. Not just closing. Contract preparation, PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory disclosure coordination, buyer's attorney negotiation, deposit escrow coordination, mortgage payoff coordination with lender, transfer tax filings, title work coordination, closing coordination.

Substantive attorney engagement before listing. Typically 1-2 weeks before listing. Produces meaningfully better outcomes than reactive coordination after offer acceptance.

Title insurance: $1,500-$3,500+. Buyer typically pays but affects negotiation. Higher-value properties may have higher title insurance costs. Substantive title search included.

Nassau County recording fees: $75-$300. Deed transfer recording, mortgage satisfaction filing, and related documentation fees.

Miscellaneous closing costs: $100-$500. Wire transfer fees, courier fees, escrow release fees.

Preparation Costs Framework

Preparation costs vary substantially by preparation path.

Path 1: Sell as-is. Minimal preparation costs ($500-$2,000 typical for basic cleaning). Best for hot Port Washington sub-markets with substantial buyer demand, distinctive properties, or homes where buyer pool wants renovation opportunity.

Path 2: Selective preparation ($3K-$15K targeted work). Deep cleaning, decluttering, painting main rooms in neutral colors, updated light fixtures, professional photography, minor cosmetic refresh. Often produces meaningfully better outcomes than either extreme for most Port Washington homes.

Compass Concierge upfront funding. Compass Concierge program funds preparation improvements upfront with repayment at closing — eliminates cash outlay concern. Substantive framework enables selective preparation without cash constraints.

Path 3: Substantial renovation ($25K-$150K+). Full kitchen or bathroom remodels, structural work. Best for properties requiring substantive work to reach market-competitive condition in Port Washington sub-market. ROI varies substantially — substantive analysis matters.

Professional marketing costs. Professional photography $500-$1,500+ typical. Video walkthroughs and drone footage $500-$2,000+ (higher-value Port Washington properties benefit meaningfully). Professional floor plans $150-$400+.

For substantive framework, the renovation vs. sell as-is guide and staging guide cover substantive execution.

Repair Concessions and Post-Inspection Framework

Repair concessions after inspection typically affect final selling costs substantively.

Standard inspection contingency typically 10-15 days. Buyer selects and pays for inspector.

Inspection scope. Structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, roof, foundation, environmental (radon, mold, asbestos considerations). Higher-value Port Washington properties often have specialized inspections (marine engineer, environmental engineer for waterfront properties).

Inspection response framework. Buyer typically responds with requests within contingency timeline. Categories: safety issues typically addressed by seller, cosmetic issues typically not, major defects negotiable.

Repair vs. credit framework. Sellers can address repairs directly or offer buyer credit at closing in lieu of repairs. Credit approach typically cleaner and faster.

Typical inspection concession range. $2K-$15K typical for standard Port Washington residential transactions. Higher-value properties may have higher concession ranges. Waterfront properties may have marine/environmental concessions.

Escrow Refund and Property Tax Proration Framework

Substantive escrow and proration framework produces accurate net proceeds calculation.

Escrow account refund: $2K-$8K typical. Property tax escrow and homeowners insurance escrow return to seller within 30 days after payoff. Substantive framework partially offsets selling costs.

FEMA flood insurance escrow refund. Port Washington waterfront properties often have substantial flood insurance premiums. Escrow refund can be meaningful for Sands Point, Harbor Acres, and waterfront Port Washington North properties.

Nassau County property tax proration. Property taxes typically prorated at closing. Seller pays through closing date; buyer pays from closing date forward. Substantive attorney coordination for accurate proration matters.

HOA fee proration. If Port Washington HOA community, HOA fees prorated at closing.

Mortgage payoff mechanics precision. Payoff typically $500-$2,000+ higher than principal balance due to per diem interest between statement date and closing, plus recording fees for satisfaction. Substantive framework matters for accurate calculation.

For substantive framework, the Port Washington sale-with-mortgage guide covers substantive Port Washington mortgage payoff mechanics.

Port Washington-Specific Considerations

Substantive Port Washington-specific factors affect selling costs framework.

Sub-market pricing dynamics. Sands Point ($3M-$15M+), Harbor Acres ($1.2M-$3M), Port Washington North ($900K-$2.5M), Baxter Estates ($1M-$2.5M), Beacon Hill ($1.2M-$2.5M), Manorhaven ($700K-$1.4M), Flower Hill ($900K-$1.8M) each have distinct dynamics affecting specific cost amounts.

Waterfront property considerations. Sands Point, Harbor Acres, waterfront Port Washington North properties have FEMA flood zone considerations affecting insurance escrow refunds substantively. Dock and shoreline permit history required for waterfront closings — substantive documentation matters. Marine easement considerations. Specialized inspections often required.

Village-specific requirements. Port Washington North village, Baxter Estates village, Flower Hill village, Sands Point village each have specific closing requirements. Certificate of Occupancy chain considerations vary by village. Substantive attorney familiarity with village-specific procedures matters.

Luxury market jumbo mortgage coordination. Sands Point and higher-end Harbor Acres properties often have jumbo mortgages (exceeding conforming loan limits — 2024 Nassau County conforming loan limit approximately $1,209,750). Substantive private banking coordination for jumbo mortgage payoff matters.

Historic property considerations. Some Port Washington areas have historic property considerations affecting renovation and marketing costs.

PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory. All Port Washington sales require completed 56-question form covering property condition, environmental conditions, and seven flood-related questions per March 20 2024 amendment. Substantive attorney review particularly matters for waterfront properties. Substantive attorney coordination cost typically included in attorney fee framework.

Sample Cost Breakdowns Across Port Washington Sub-Markets
 

Substantive framework varies across Port Washington sub-markets.

Manorhaven entry-level example: $1,000,000 sale price.

• Post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4.5% (fee-negotiated 2% listing + 2.5% buyer's agent): $45,000

• NY State Transfer Tax 0.4%: $4,000

• Mansion Tax 1% (paid by buyer at $1M threshold, affects negotiation): $10,000 buyer cost

• NY attorney fees: $2,500

• Title insurance (buyer typically pays): $2,000 buyer cost

• Nassau County recording fees: $250

• Miscellaneous closing costs: $300

• Preparation costs (selective with Compass Concierge): $6,000

• Total seller selling costs: approximately $58,050 (5.8% of sale price)

Port Washington North mid-market example: $1,500,000 sale price.

• Post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4% (fee-negotiated 1.75% listing + 2.25% buyer's agent): $60,000

• NY State Transfer Tax 0.4%: $6,000

• Mansion Tax 1% (paid by buyer): $15,000 buyer cost

• NY attorney fees: $3,000

• Title insurance (buyer typically pays): $2,500 buyer cost

• Nassau County recording fees: $250

• Miscellaneous closing costs: $300

• Preparation costs (selective with Compass Concierge): $9,000

• Total seller selling costs: approximately $78,550 (5.2% of sale price)

Sands Point luxury waterfront example: $3,000,000 sale price.

• Post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4% (fee-negotiated 1.75% listing + 2.25% buyer's agent): $120,000

• NY State Transfer Tax 0.4%: $12,000

• Mansion Tax 1.5% (paid by buyer at $3M threshold): $45,000 buyer cost

• NY attorney fees (higher-value luxury coordination): $5,500

• Title insurance (buyer typically pays): $4,500 buyer cost

• Nassau County recording fees: $300

• Miscellaneous closing costs: $500

• Preparation costs (substantial luxury marketing): $18,000

• Jumbo mortgage coordination framework included in attorney fees

• Total seller selling costs: approximately $156,300 (5.2% of sale price)

Framework note. Post-Sitzer/Burnett fee-negotiated commission framework produces meaningfully lower total costs than pre-Sitzer/Burnett 6-7% framework. Higher-value properties absorb fixed costs proportionally lower producing lower percentage total.

How to Reduce Port Washington Selling Costs
 

Substantive framework matters for reducing costs meaningfully.

Post-Sitzer/Burnett fee negotiation. Substantive listing agent interview framework — fee-negotiated 1.5-2% listing commission increasingly available. Substantive $10K-$30K+ savings on typical Port Washington properties.

Buyer's agent compensation strategic decision. Substantive listing agent conversation about offering strategy. Standard 2-2.5% maintains buyer pool access. Partial offering trade-off analysis.

Substantive Port Washington sub-market pricing. Accurate sub-market comp analysis produces meaningfully better outcomes than generic Port Washington averages. Overpricing produces days-on-market accumulation and eventual price reductions with substantive cost accumulation.

Compass Concierge upfront preparation funding. Enables selective preparation without cash constraints. Compass fronts costs, repayment at closing.

Substantive pre-listing inspection. Optional but valuable for higher-value Port Washington properties. Identifies issues before buyer inspection, enables strategic preparation and pricing.

Multiple listing agent interviews. Substantive comparison produces meaningfully better selection than defaulting to first contact. At least 3 interviews recommended.

NY attorney early engagement. Substantive attorney coordination 1-2 weeks before listing produces meaningfully better outcomes than reactive coordination after offer acceptance.

Substantive Compass platform strategy. Compass Coming Soon exposure, Compass Private Exclusive framework, Compass agent network reach.

A Recent Port Washington Selling Costs Story
 

A recent Port Washington homeowner walked through substantive selling costs framework on her Port Washington North colonial. Home worth approximately $1,285,000 based on Port Washington North comp analysis.

Substantive listing agent interview framework produced fee-negotiated 2% listing agent commission = $25,700 (below traditional 2.5-3%). Post-Sitzer/Burnett buyer's agent compensation strategic decision: offered standard 2% to maintain buyer pool access = $25,700.

Preparation approach: Compass Concierge upfront funding for $9,500 in selective preparation (deep cleaning, painting warm neutrals, updated fixtures, professional photography, minor kitchen refresh). Compass Coming Soon exposure 2 weeks before public MLS listing. Public MLS launch produced 14 showings first weekend, 4 offers within 8 days.

Contract at $1,308K within 12 days from multi-offer scenario. Substantive attorney coordination throughout with PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory 56-question form, 10% deposit escrow, closing at day 65 total.

Substantive cost breakdown at $1,308K sale:

• Post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4% (2% listing + 2% buyer's agent): $52,320

• NY State Transfer Tax 0.4%: $5,232

• Mansion Tax 1% (paid by buyer at $1M threshold, affected negotiation): $13,080 buyer cost

• NY attorney fees: $2,750

• Title insurance (buyer paid): $2,200 buyer cost

• Nassau County recording fees: $250

• Miscellaneous closing costs: $300

• Preparation costs (Compass Concierge repayment): $9,500

• Inspection concession negotiated: $3,500

Total seller selling costs: $73,852 (5.6% of sale price)

Additional considerations: escrow account refund $6,570 ($4,850 property tax escrow + $1,720 insurance escrow) received within 30 days after payoff. Nassau County property tax proration credit to buyer $2,340. Actual mortgage payoff $647,300 ($645,340 principal + $1,780 per diem interest 20 days at 5.75% = $89/day + $180 recording fees).

Substantive net proceeds calculation: $1,308,000 sale minus $647,300 mortgage payoff minus $73,852 selling costs minus $2,340 property tax proration plus $6,570 escrow refund = $591,078 actual net proceeds.

Comparison to pre-Sitzer/Burnett framework: 5.6% total selling costs meaningfully lower than historical 7-8%. Fee-negotiated commission savings approximately $6,540 (2% vs. 2.5%). Post-Sitzer/Burnett framework produced meaningful cost reduction.

Her situation illustrates how substantive framework produces meaningfully better outcomes than assumption-based coordination. Substantive listing agent selection with fee negotiation, accurate sub-market pricing, thoughtful preparation with Compass Concierge, and substantive attorney coordination produced meaningfully lower selling cost percentage than pre-Sitzer/Burnett framework suggested.

Where to Start
 

For Port Washington homeowners evaluating selling costs, the right starting point is substantive analysis.

First: Substantive Port Washington sub-market comp analysis for accurate market value baseline. The home valuation tool is a quiet way to begin without commitment.

Second: Substantive listing agent interviews with Port Washington-specific expertise and post-Sitzer/Burnett fee negotiation framework. At least 3 interviews recommended.

Third: Substantive net proceeds calculation. Sale price minus mortgage payoff (with per diem interest) minus 6-8% selling costs minus property tax proration plus escrow refund equals estimated net proceeds.

Fourth: Preparation decision (as-is, selective preparation with Compass Concierge, substantial renovation). Substantive listing agent conversation about specific preparation strategy.

Fifth: NY real estate attorney engagement early in process. Substantive attorney coordination 1-2 weeks before listing produces meaningfully better outcomes than reactive engagement.

Sixth: PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory disclosure coordination framework with attorney.

Seventh: Post-Sitzer/Burnett buyer's agent compensation strategic decision with listing agent.

For related context: the Long Island selling costs pillar covers substantive comprehensive framework. The Port Washington community market provides substantive neighborhood framework. The Port Washington 12-step process guide covers substantive Port Washington-specific process framework. The Port Washington sale-with-mortgage guide covers substantive mortgage payoff mechanics. The Long Island pricing methodology guide covers substantive comp analysis.

The honest bottom line: selling a Port Washington home typically costs 6-8% of sale price total post-Sitzer/Burnett August 17 2024 (revised down from historical 7-10% pre-Sitzer/Burnett). Substantive framework: post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4-5.5% typical (fee-negotiated 1.5-2% listing commission increasingly available + 2-2.5% buyer's agent compensation if offered), NY State Transfer Tax 0.4% on all Port Washington sales, NY Mansion Tax progressive tier structure on $1M+ sales (1% base at $1M, 1.25% at $2M, 1.5% at $3M, 2.25% at $5M, 3.25% at $10M, 3.5% at $15M, 3.75% at $20M, 3.9% at $25M — paid by buyer but affects negotiation substantively), NY attorney fees $1,500-$3,500+, title insurance $1,500-$3,500+, Nassau County recording fees $75-$300. Preparation costs vary substantially ($3K-$15K+ selective preparation with Compass Concierge upfront funding to substantial renovation $25K-$150K+). PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory disclosure requires attorney coordination. Port Washington-specific considerations include sub-market dynamics, waterfront FEMA/insurance escrow considerations, village-specific requirements, luxury market jumbo mortgage coordination. Escrow account refund ($2K-$8K typical) partially offsets costs.

Note: This blog post covers general framework. Individual property circumstances and specific transaction terms vary substantially. Consult qualified real estate attorney and CPA for advice specific to your situation.

FAQs
 

How much does it cost to sell a home in Port Washington?

Typically 6-8% of sale price total post-Sitzer/Burnett August 17 2024 (revised down from historical 7-10% pre-Sitzer/Burnett). Substantive framework: post-Sitzer/Burnett total commission 4-5.5% typical (fee-negotiated 1.5-2% listing + 2-2.5% buyer's agent if offered), NY State Transfer Tax 0.4%, NY Mansion Tax progressive tier on $1M+ sales (paid by buyer, affects negotiation), NY attorney fees $1,500-$3,500+, title insurance $1,500-$3,500+ (buyer typically pays), Nassau County recording fees $75-$300, miscellaneous closing costs $100-$500. Preparation costs vary ($3K-$15K+ selective preparation with Compass Concierge to substantial renovation). Escrow account refund ($2K-$8K) partially offsets costs. Property tax proration coordinated at closing. Higher-value Port Washington properties absorb fixed costs proportionally lower, producing lower percentage total.

What's the NY Mansion Tax framework for Port Washington sales?

Progressive tier structure on $1M+ sales — applies at $1M threshold, not $3M. Tier structure: $1M-$1.99M 1%, $2M-$2.99M 1.25%, $3M-$4.99M 1.5%, $5M-$9.99M 2.25%, $10M-$14.99M 3.25%, $15M-$19.99M 3.5%, $20M-$24.99M 3.75%, $25M+ 3.9%. Paid by buyer but affects negotiation substantively — buyers factor Mansion Tax into offer calculation, particularly at threshold points. Port Washington sub-markets have properties clustered around Mansion Tax threshold points, so sub-market pricing conversation should account for framework effect on buyer affordability. NYC RPTT does NOT apply to Port Washington (Nassau County framework). Northeast Queens has additional NYC RPTT framework distinct from Port Washington.

How has post-Sitzer/Burnett affected Port Washington selling costs?

Substantially. Since August 17, 2024, framework changed: (1) Total commission typically 4-5.5% (down from historical 5-6%), (2) Substantive listing agent fee negotiation more genuinely available — fee-negotiated 1.5-2% listing commission increasingly available on higher-value Port Washington properties, (3) Buyer's agent compensation no longer automatically on MLS — sellers decide whether and how much to offer, (4) Transparency requirements increased. Substantive $20K-$50K+ commission savings on higher-value Port Washington properties genuinely achievable through fee negotiation. Higher-value Port Washington sub-markets (Sands Point, Harbor Acres, Beacon Hill, Port Washington North, Baxter Estates) particularly benefit. Substantive listing agent interview framework including specific post-Sitzer/Burnett fee negotiation conversation matters meaningfully.

What's included in NY attorney fees for a Port Washington sale?

Substantive coordination throughout process, not just closing. Substantive scope: contract preparation, PCDS March 20 2024 mandatory disclosure coordination (56-question form covering property condition, environmental conditions, and seven flood-related questions per March 20 2024 amendment), buyer's attorney negotiation, deposit escrow coordination (10% deposit into attorney escrow throughout transaction), mortgage payoff coordination with lender, transfer tax filings, title work coordination, closing coordination, post-closing follow-up on mortgage satisfaction filing. Village-specific requirements coordination (Port Washington North village, Baxter Estates village, Flower Hill village, Sands Point village). Waterfront property specialized coordination when applicable (dock/shoreline permit history, FEMA compliance). Typical fees $1,500-$3,500+ for standard Port Washington residential. Sands Point luxury waterfront with jumbo mortgage coordination may run $3,500-$7,500+.

Can I reduce my Port Washington selling costs?

Substantially, through strategic framework. Substantive approaches: (1) Post-Sitzer/Burnett fee negotiation — substantive listing agent interview framework produces 1.5-2% commission increasingly available on higher-value properties ($10K-$30K+ savings typical), (2) Buyer's agent compensation strategic decision — substantive listing agent conversation about offering strategy affects total cost, (3) Substantive sub-market pricing prevents days-on-market accumulation and price reductions, (4) Compass Concierge upfront preparation funding enables selective preparation without cash constraints, (5) Multiple listing agent interviews (at least 3) enables substantive comparison, (6) NY attorney early engagement 1-2 weeks before listing prevents reactive coordination costs, (7) Substantive Compass platform strategy leverages Compass Coming Soon exposure, Compass Private Exclusive, Compass agent network reach. Substantive framework typically produces $15K-$50K+ savings vs. reactive approach.

By Eric Berman, REALTOR® | The Eric Berman Team at Compass

Eric Berman | Long Island & Queens Associate Broker | Compass
1468 Northern Blvd, Manhasset, NY 11030
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