Absolutely not. The sales process when working with Mission Homes will feel familiar, with an enhanced level of service.
The main difference is that a portion that would normally be collected from the earned sales commission is donated to the charity of your choice, which is discussed as part of the listing presentation/buyer consultation.

The initial meeting is a fact finding one. It will be a conversation about your goals, timeline, and situation. We’ll walk through how Mission Homes works, answer questions, and determine whether it’s a good fit — no pressure or obligation.
You can expect me to:

• Measure each room.
• Take interior and exterior photos.
• Jot down key features about the home.
• Discuss your motivation for moving.

• What improvements have you made in recent years?
• What are your utility costs?
• Are there any special assessments such as sewer?
• Are you able to supply a copy of your property survey? Your deed? Title policy?

In short, I'll want to find out as much as I can about your home and your motivations for selling so that I can come back with (1) a pricing recommendation and (2) a customized marketing plan that will work hard to help get your price.

You should feel comfortable asking about the process, pricing, marketing approach, timelines, and how the mission component works. Transparency is important to us.

• Are there things I can do to make my home worth more in the eyes of buyers without spending a log of money?
• Should major appliances be included in the sale?
• What is a "seller disclosure"?
• Will I get advanced notice whenever my house is shown?
• Is every buyer going to want a home inspection?
• Do you advise putting a Realtors' "lock box" on my house? How is my security protected?

Whatever your concerns, don't hesitate to talk to me about anything that's on your mind. If you're under any time constraints to sell, you may want to discuss that as well.

When we meet again in a few days, I'll lay out my entire strategy for helping you get the best possible price for your home and we'll take an in depth look at the current state of the market, which will allow us to extract the most value from your home.

Absolutely.
Our team is continually making connections with local charities/organizations and we are proud to call them partners. If you have a connection to a cause/charity/organization that is not listed, please feel free to nominate them as the beneficiary for your transaction. Subject to basic vetting and eligibility.

Mission Homes is a real estate service brand. Services provided by Gino Pronos, Licensed Real Estate Broker | Weichert, Realtors - All Pro | IL License #1017532 | Equal Housing Opportunity in accordance with local and state regulations. Contribution details are disclosed clearly as part of the process. Donations are made at the close of escrow through a reduction in Mission Homes® commission. All donations are made at the client's discretion to a registered 501(c)3 charity/non-profit, and in no way, constitutes or implies a legal relationship between Mission Homes® or Weichert, Realtors - All Pro and any partner organization/charity/non-profit.
The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) requires all donations to be voluntary and that no finders or referral fee will be paid to any organization.
These donations are recorded in your honor but not for your personal deduction. Mission Homes® and Weichert, Realtors - All Pro does not receive a tax deduction either.