Kurtis · Managing Broker
Owns the contract side: contingencies, inspection responses, and the negotiation posture behind every FlightPlan. If a deal is going to break, Kurtis sees it a week early.
About HomePilot
We got tired of watching sellers pay $18,000 for paperwork.
That's the part nobody says out loud: the commission was never priced against the work. It was priced against your house.
HomePilot is a licensed brokerage run by a managing broker and a licensed advisor. We handle pricing strategy, offer negotiation, inspection responses, and the contract path to closing — the same work a listing agent does, minus the percentage. We are not a discount portal, a lead-gen site, or a referral desk that hands you off to whoever answered first.
Broker-led
Flat fee, quoted upfront
You stay the seller of record
Nationwide
The listing that started it.
A seller came to us after her home had sat for four months. She'd done everything her agent asked. The price was wrong from day one and nobody had told her, because the conversation that would have fixed it was uncomfortable and the commission got paid either way.
We repriced it, rewrote the positioning, and coached her through two offers in eleven days. Then we ran the numbers on what that advice would have cost her at 3%. It was more than her kitchen renovation.
That was the whole idea. Charge for the strategy, not for the size of someone's house.
So we built the FlightPlan — the process we'd already been running informally — and put one price on it. Sellers keep the difference. We keep the part of the job that actually requires a license and a spine.
Three rules we don't break.
01
The price is the price.
You hear the number before you commit, and it doesn't move because your house appraised higher.
02
You hear the hard version.
If your list price is wrong, we say so on the first call. Flattery is what costs sellers four months.
03
You sign every decision.
We advise, model the trade-offs, and hand you the call. It stays your sale and your name on the line.
The two people you'll actually talk to.
Not a rotating team. Not a call center. Same two names from the first call through closing day.
If any of that sounded like the conversation you've been missing, take the call.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. You'll leave knowing what your home should list for and what it would cost to sell it either way.
Licensed pros · Nationwide · No obligation