Texas buyers are keeping more money at closing than ever. At ShopProp, managing broker Rob Luecke has helped Texas families save thousands on every purchase since 2007.
Austin Buyer Saves $12,068 — September 14, 2026
A buyer on Grover Avenue in Austin, TX paid a ShopProp flat fee instead of the traditional 2.5% commission. The buyer kept $12,068 in rebate savings at closing — money that went toward their down payment and closing costs.
Leander Buyer Saves $15,205 — July 27, 2026
In Leander, another Texas buyer saved $15,205 through ShopProp's flat fee model. The managing broker handled every step for a flat $6,995 instead of the typical $22,200 a traditional agent would charge.
Why ShopProp Beats Percentage-Based TX Rebate Companies
Companies like texashomes2percentrebate.com offer a percentage back — typically 2% of the commission. ShopProp charges a flat $1,995 starting fee and gives the rest back. On a $750,000 Texas home:
- ShopProp: $1,995 flat fee, you keep ~$16,755
- Traditional 2% rebate: Keeps most of commission, gives back ~$375
- Traditional agent: Keeps entire $18,750
Rob Luecke personally oversees every Texas transaction — 19 years of experience and 4,000+ completed transactions.
How Texas Buyer Rebates Work After the NAR Settlement
Since the 2024 NAR settlement, Texas buyers sign a buyer-broker agreement before touring homes. ShopProp's flat fee is lower than what most traditional agents charge. The difference between the seller's offered commission and ShopProp's flat fee comes back as a rebate at closing.
Use our savings calculator to see your Texas savings. ShopProp is licensed in Texas and 7 other states.
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