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BROKERS
SELECT YOUR HOMES VALUE ON THE SLIDER
to find out how much you save! ... compared to 6%
On average our clients pay 1% for one of our full-service Brokers and 2.5% to the buying brokerage.
Sell for One Percent
Why List at 6%?
Discover how much you can save with a Discount Broker.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Discount Real Estate Brokers
In short, to build our discount real estate brokerage model we opted to leverage technology over antiquated real estate processes and extinct marketing techniques which are widely used by real estate agents.
We are an extremely efficiently run discount real estate brokerage that has successfully cut unnecessary overhead while increasing marketing exposure for our clients.
Through all of these structural improvements to the traditional real estate brokerage model, we are able to offer you complete, full service real estate services for only 1% commission on the listing side and can sell it for as little as 3% TOTAL commission.
SELLING YOUR HOME
Sell Your Home For Less
As your Full Service Discount Real Estate Brokerage we handle your entire transaction that means all paperwork, negotiations, appraisals, inspections, managing showings, sign in the yard, and MLS lockbox on the door. We do it ALL for only 1% !
BUYING A HOME
Search Homes For Sale in Multiple Markets
Finding and purchasing a home that will meet your needs is a significant and often stressful time. Our goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible. We are experts in the area, and once we learn what it is that you're looking for, finding your dream home is simple.
Save Thousands
Listing Your Home With 1% Lists
One Percent Lists lets you save thousands of dollars selling your home by eliminating the older marketing strategies which are less effective and implementing cutting edge marketing for real estate and maximizing modern marketing strategies all without losing the benefit of having an ACTIVE REALTOR in your corner.
$4 MILLION+
Saved to date for our clients
Frequently Asked Questions About North Augusta Real Estate
When is the best time to hire a North Augusta real estate agent?
It depends on North Augustas' current real estate market. However, we recommend that you speak to a realtor as soon as possible if you are considering buying or selling a property in the area. This could be three to nine months before your move. The bottom line is that the sooner you contact a real estate agent, the better. This will allow your agent to get acquainted with you and your needs.
It is important to find a North Augusta real estate agent who is experienced
An experienced agent can help you get the best price for your home. They have been through many transactions and can help you overcome any problems. They are also familiar with the local area and know specific neighborhoods.
How should I approach North Augusta agents?
It is important to know the experience and expertise of potential agents in real estate. When interviewing potential real estate agents, there are some essential questions you should ask. If a real estate agent can't answer any of these questions, it should be a red flag.
- How many homes have you sold/closed in the last six months?
- Can you provide me with reviews?
- What is your negotiation strategy?
- Do you have a team?
- On average, how long do your listings take to sell?
- Are you a discount real estate broker that offers full service?
Contact Us
Our team is available to answer your questions about the North Augusta real estate market as well as the buying or selling process.
About North Agusta
North Agusta
The city was incorporated in 1906 and sprouted from the pre-Civil War city of Hamburg. The original land area was approximately 772 acres. James U. Jackson was the city's primary visionary. He traveled to New York several times to receive financial support for the town and built the Thirteenth Street/ Georgia Avenue Bridge.
In the early 20th century, North Augusta was a popular vacation spot for northerners. Its popularity stemmed from its railroad connections and climate. In the Mid 20th century, after the atomic bomb and during the Cold War, the city's population nearly quadrupled because the Savannah River Plant was constructed south of town. During this period, the area of North Augusta increased from 772 acres to 5,139 acres.
Education
North Augusta public schools include two high schools, North Augusta High School and Fox Creek High School. North Augusta High School is in Aiken County and operates under the Aiken County School District. Fox Creek is an independent charter school.
Two middle schools, Paul Knox Middle School and North Augusta Middle School, and four elementary schools serve the community. Local private schools include Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Victory Baptist Church, and kindergartens at Grace United Methodist Church and First Baptist Church North Augusta.
Many students attend private schools across the river in Georgia at Aquinas High School, Augusta Preparatory Day School, Augusta Christian, Curtis Baptist, Episcopal Day School, Saint Mary on the Hill Catholic School, and Westminster Schools of Augusta.
About 1 Percent Lists CSRA
South Carolinas' average real estate commission can be as high as 6% of the sale price. Our business model at 1 Percent Lists is simple. The idea is to let you keep more of the equity in your home when it comes time to sell. To accomplish this, our listing fee will not exceed 1%.
1 Percent Lists is a full-service discount real estate brokerage with an office located in North Augusta, South Carolina. We are dedicated to providing exceptional service as we help you sell or buy a home and are here to help you every step.
Our local agents are well-versed in current market trends as well as neighborhood data. Let us help you find your next home. This is possible through honest communication, cutting-edge technology, and easy access to our professional networks.
Where is Augusta?
Nestled along the banks of the Savannah River, Augusta is the second largest and oldest city in Georgia. Located in the east-central section of the state, Augusta is approximately 150 miles east of Atlanta on Interstate 20. Augusta is also centrally located, just two and a half hours from the beach and the mountains.
Augusta, Georgia, the Garden City of the South, home of the globally-recognized Master's Tournament, the birthplace of Soul Icon James Brown, and home of the US Army's Cyber Center of Excellence at Fort Gordon.
Founded in 1736 by General James Oglethorpe, Augusta's streets have been trodden by Native Americans, British and Colonial Soldiers, Presidents of the United States, heroes and villains, entertainers, scholars, sportsmen, and everyday people who have carved, formed, and shaped a small trading outpost into Georgia's second-largest city.
What is the CSRA?
The Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) is an all-inclusive term incorporating the Metro Augusta area and all the counties located close to the Savannah River. The area also includes the surrounding suburbs, including those in South Carolina. The CSRA includes 13 counties in Georgia and five counties in South Carolina.
Georgia Counties:
- Richmond, Columbia, Burke, Jenkins, Lincoln, Wilkes, McDuffie, Jefferson, Taliaferro, Warren, Glascock, Hancock, Washington.
South Carolina Counties:
- Aiken, Edgefield, Allendale, Barnwell, and McCormick.
In Augusta, history meets high-tech, sports meets with southern hospitality, industry meets with a growing technically-savvy workforce, and a love of the outdoors and recreation meets with a resurgent urban landscape.