At Miller Homes Group, our promise is simple: we work for you — not for anyone else.
When you trust us to guide you through buying or selling a home, you deserve advice that’s honest, unbiased, and completely focused on your best interests. That’s why we never accept any form of compensation, commission, or “kickback” from lenders, title companies, home inspectors, or home warranty providers.
100% Commitment to Our Clients
Some real estate teams enter referral or marketing agreements that benefit them financially when they recommend certain service providers. We believe that’s not the way real estate should be done.
Every professional we recommend — from lenders to inspectors — is chosen because of their proven quality, reliability, and dedication to client satisfaction, not because of financial arrangements behind the scenes.
Our only goal is to connect you with trusted experts who can deliver exceptional service and help make your transaction as smooth and stress-free as possible.
What That Means for You
When you work with Miller Homes Group, you can count on:
Unbiased Recommendations – Our advice is based on performance, not payment.
Full Transparency – You’ll always know exactly why we recommend someone — because they’ve earned our trust, not bought it.
Your Freedom of Choice – We encourage you to compare options and choose the professionals that best fit your needs.
A Focus on Excellence – We only work with partners who share our commitment to high standards and client care.
Our Integrity Sets Us Apart
Real estate is about more than contracts and closings — it’s about relationships. By refusing compensation from third-party service providers, we ensure that our loyalty stays where it belongs: with you.
We believe trust is built through transparency, and our business is built on trust.
The Miller Homes Group Promise
We promise to always act in your best interest — to offer honest guidance, ethical service, and unwavering commitment from start to finish.
Because at Miller Homes Group, it’s not about kickbacks. It’s about getting you the best service, the best results, and the best experience possible.
Why Sellers Should Offer Compensation to the Agent Who Brings a Qualified Buyer
In nearly every successful industry, businesses reward and compensate those who help connect them with customers. Referral bonuses, finder's fees, and commissions are all common ways companies recognize the people who help them close deals. Real estate should be no different. When selling a property, offering compensation to the professional who brings a qualified buyer isn’t just fair—it’s smart business.
The Value of Incentivizing Cooperation
Real estate transactions thrive on collaboration. When a seller offers compensation to the buyer’s agent, they’re encouraging a broader network of professionals to actively bring potential buyers to their property. Agents are more likely to showcase homes where their efforts are recognized and rewarded. This cooperation expands the property’s exposure, attracts more qualified buyers, and often leads to a quicker sale and better price.
Without such an incentive, the pool of agents motivated to present your home narrows significantly. By offering compensation, the seller ensures that the property is visible to the widest possible audience through multiple marketing channels and professional networks.
A Universal Business Principle
Compensating those who bring customers isn’t unique to real estate—it’s a principle that underpins commerce across industries. Companies routinely pay commissions to sales representatives, bonuses to referral partners, and marketing fees to those who help generate business. These payments aren’t simply expenses; they’re investments in growth.
In real estate, the buyer’s agent performs a service that benefits both sides. They educate, pre-qualify, and guide buyers through the process, often turning interest into action. When a seller compensates that effort, they acknowledge the professional value brought to the table—similar to how a business compensates its sales team for bringing in clients.
Enhancing Professionalism and Trust
Offering compensation fosters a spirit of professionalism and mutual respect within the real estate community. It signals that the seller values fair dealings and recognizes the time, skill, and effort that go into matching the right buyer with the right property. This goodwill often translates into smoother negotiations and a more positive overall experience for all parties involved.
A Strategic Advantage for Sellers
Ultimately, compensating the person who brings a qualified buyer isn’t just a gesture—it’s a strategy. It can:
Increase the number of showings and potential offers.
Encourage collaboration among agents.
Accelerate the selling timeline.
Improve the likelihood of receiving strong, qualified offers.
In today’s competitive market, sellers who understand the value of incentivizing cooperation are the ones who stand out—and close faster.
Terry Miller
Why I Chose
Miller Homes Group
One of the finest group of creative, honest, family and nature loving Realtors I’ve come across in my forty plus years in the real estate business. ~ Pliny
