MillionSaver Saves Real Estate Agents a Fortune

MILLIONSAVERS provides an efficient franchise system to help real estate agents obtain more leads, keep more of their earnings, advertise effectively, and become successfully independent.

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) November 28, 2004 -- As real estate sales continue to peak because of low interest rates, more and more people are getting their licenses to become agents seeking their fortunes. But, as most soon discover, fees required by the major real estate franchisers significantly reduce income -- let alone a fortune. This is why John Vanhara, president of EastBiz.com, founded MillionSaver.

MillionSaver provides an efficient franchise system to acquire buyers and sellers, and manage agents," Vanhara says. We create marketing and management tools for agents to get more leads and close more deals. Our main strength is our ability to bring a substantial amount of business to real estate agents in markets across the USA. We invest our own funds in various advertising, including websites, pay-per-click advertising, search engines and marketing partnerships. We can provide substantial amount of leads at no upfront cost and get paid by referral fees from closed business deals."

MillionSaver has an extremely low initial franchise fee: only $5,000 compared to fees of some of their competitors as listed below:
Franchiser   Initial Franchise Fee
MillionSaver   $5,000-$15,000
Century 21   Up to $25,000
RE/MAX           $10,000-$20,000
Coldwell Banker   $13,000-$20,500
ERA           $20,000
Help-U-Sell   $19,500
Keller Williams   $25,000

1. The franchisee will be licensed to use the MillionSaver trademark, marketing ideas, sales procedures, advertising layouts and contact management software.

2. The initial franchise fee is $5,000 if there is no other franchisee within a 15-mile radius. The franchise fee is $10,000 if there is one other franchisee within a 15-mile radius. The franchise fee is $15,000 if there are two or more franchisees within a 15-mile radius.

3. Most other franchisers charge a royalty fee, which is usually 5-6% of gross revenues. MillionSaver does not charge any royalty fees. The company has just one low fee of $195 per agent per month. For example: Your agent sells a $300,000 home and earns a 3% commission of $9,000. The 5% royalty would be $450. MillionSavers monthly fee is only $195. If your agents close only one deal per month, you will still make more than with paying a royalty fee.

4. An additional 25% (15-30%) referral fee will be charged for relocation leads. The fee is payable only from closed deals. The referral fee depends on the closing ratio. A better closing ratio means a lower referral fee.

Additionally, MillionSaver has developed tools, software and websites for brokers to provide services to agents. The broker can decide which services will be provided for a fee or for free. Such services include agent websites, online advertising on top websites for agents listings, and virtual tours. MillionSaver will train and set up these services to increase the productivity and profitability of the agent, and will provide management support for an agency team.

We see huge potential in expanding to hundreds of local markets," Vanhara says. We want to find real estate brokers who will franchise the MillionSaver concept."

For more information or to fill out an online application and disclosure form, go to the EastBiz.com, Inc. website (www.eastbiz.com). You also can contact John Vanhara directly at 702-212-3513 or email questions to him at info@millionsaver.com.

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