Licensed Washington buyer representation

You Found the House.
You Get the Savings.

For Washington home buyers who found the house and are ready to write an offer: don't overpay on agent fees. Receive up to $9,000 on a $600,000 purchase - applied to price, closing costs, or a rate buy-down.

WriteMyOffer Fee
1.5%
Other Agents
2.5% - 3%
Fast Flow
Less than 2 mins

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Clearer Economics for Offer-Ready Buyers

Traditional buyer-agent compensation often falls around 2.5% to 3%. WriteMyOffer charges 1.5%. When the listing is offering that higher amount, the extra 1% to 1.5% can often be taken off the purchase price or applied toward closing costs or a rate buydown.

Fee Clarity Up Front
You know the 1.5% structure and how any extra seller-side compensation may be used
Seller-Facing Paperwork
Standard Washington forms are drafted from your real terms
Support Through Closing
Negotiation, inspection issues, and closing coordination stay in scope
What Would I Save?

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Traditional
3%
$18,000
Savings
vs traditional
$9,000
WriteMyOffer
1.50%
$9,000
Savings vs traditional fee$9,000

Illustration only. Final savings depend on listing compensation and deal structure.

What If the Listing Offers Less?

Buyer-agent compensation is negotiated deal by deal now. Here is how the 1.5% structure plays out in the three situations you will actually encounter.

Listing offers 2.5% to 3%

The most common scenario. WriteMyOffer is compensated at 1.5%, and the difference above that can often be applied to a price reduction, closing costs, or a rate buydown, subject to lender rules and how the deal is structured. On a $600,000 purchase with 3% offered, that difference is up to $9,000.

Listing offers around 1.5% to 2%

WriteMyOffer is compensated at 1.5%. Any smaller difference can still be applied for your benefit where the structure allows. You receive the same full representation either way; the extra savings are simply smaller.

Listing offers less than 1.5% or nothing

This is the scenario worth knowing about before you sign anything, with any agent. Your representation agreement is 1.5%, so if the seller side offers less, the difference is addressed in the offer itself, most commonly by requesting the seller cover it as a term of the deal. We walk through exactly how this would work on your specific listing before any paperwork goes live.

Every listing is different. We confirm what the listing is offering and show you the math for your deal before you commit.

Proof & Trust

Buyers already trust Matt Salit with real transactions

Reviews consistently call out speed, clarity, and steady buyer-side guidance.

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Google Reviews
23 total Google reviews
He always looked out for my best interest.

Emphasized buyer-first guidance, responsive communication, and steady problem-solving through the transaction.

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Get Pre-Approved First

Not Pre-Approved Yet?

Most sellers won't consider an offer without a pre-approval letter. If you still need financing lined up, choose one of these paths first. If you already have your letter, go straight into the offer request.

How WriteMyOffer Works

Six clear steps from found-the-house to signed, broker-reviewed, seller-facing paperwork.

Step 1

Find the Home

Choose the house you want to pursue first. WriteMyOffer is built for buyers who already know the property they want to move on.

Step 2

Get Pre-Approved

Have your lender letter or proof of funds ready so the file is credible before a live offer is prepared.

Step 3

Review Form 41

Washington state law requires a buyer-broker agreement, also known as Form 41, before a broker can move into live offer work.

Step 4

Set Your Terms

Price, earnest money, contingencies, closing timing, possession, and buyer details are gathered in one clear workflow.

Step 5

Broker Draft and Review

We draft the Washington paperwork from your actual terms, explain risks or gaps, and tighten the file before anything goes live.

Step 6

Submit, Negotiate, Close

Once approved and signed, we handle seller-side communication, counters, inspection issues, and coordination through closing.

Is This the Right Fit?

This works best when the buyer is serious, already has the home in mind, and wants a streamlined path into real broker representation.

This Is for You If...

You already found the home you want.

You do not already have a Realtor representing you.

You want licensed buyer representation, drafted paperwork, and negotiation help.

You are pre-approved now or getting that lined up right away.

Probably Not the Best Fit If...

You want a touring-focused agent relationship before choosing a property.

You are casually browsing with no target home yet.

You already signed with another buyer's agent.

You want the site itself to submit a live offer without broker review.

Questions About the Process?

Book a free 15-minute consultation. We'll walk you through the homebuying process, explain our service, and connect you with trusted lenders if you need pre-approval.

Prefer to call or text first? (425) 645-2181