Homebuying has a junk-fee problem. We fixed it.
Your agent doesn't get a raise every time your offer does.
Flat fee, not a percentage- The commission most agents keep, now yours
- $12K average rebate for Texas buyers
Your lender doesn't charge fees to get you home.
- Zero lender fees, ever
- Rates worth comparing
- Free appraisal included
Bundle them and every dollar that used to disappear into the transaction goes back into your offer, your rate, or your pocket. Your call.
TREC Licensed Texas Broker · License #9015877 · District Lending NMLS #935295
Zero % Games
A 3% agent's paycheck grows every time your offer does. Ours doesn't move, same flat fee at $500K or $900K.
Zero Lender Fees
No origination, underwriting, or processing fees. Gone.
Free Appraisal
District covers it when you finance with them, typically $500–$700 you don't pay out of pocket before closing.
Zero Guessing On Rate
Already have a quote? District runs your numbers side by side, and it won't touch your credit. Most buyers who compare end up switching.
This isn't a savings estimate. It's your buying power.
Move the slider to your target home price. Everything below updates live, this is the actual math, not a marketing number.
Buy your rate down
Your stack covers roughly 2.0 mortgage points. Each point typically buys about a 0.25% rate reduction. District will show you the exact number for your loan.
Illustration only. Uses require lender approval, full disclosure, and transaction-specific closing instructions. Rebates generally cannot satisfy down-payment or reserve requirements.
No credit pull to see numbers · No exclusivity required
The traditional path vs. the Boost path.
| On a $700K home | Traditional | Boost |
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| Buyer's agent commission | $21,000 | $9,000 flat fee |
| Lender fees | $1,000–$2,000 | $0 |
| Appraisal | $500–$700 | Included |
| Agent & lender coordination | Not guaranteed | Same team, same file |
What clients say about working with us.
"Kevin was great to work with and exceeded our expectations. The credit we received from the buyers agent commission helped tremendously with our closing costs as well."
"I like the business model of TurboHome. The whole process was extremely easy and I felt a lot more comfortable working with them (no pressure) than a traditional agent."
"Donny and the TurboHome team were responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly. They helped us organize our own inspection after discovering major inaccuracies in the seller's disclosure packet."
Questions, answered.
What is the Boost program?
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Boost is TurboHome's Texas-only bundle program. Apply once, get a flat-fee TREC-licensed TurboHome agent and our District Lending mortgage partner working together, and stack your rebate, waived lender fees, and a free appraisal.
What can I actually do with my rebate?
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A properly disclosed, lender-approved credit may reduce eligible closing costs or fund discount points or an approved rate buydown. You may also negotiate lower buyer-broker compensation to improve the seller's net. It generally cannot satisfy down-payment or reserve requirements.
How is a rate reduction actually calculated?
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Your combined savings act like mortgage discount points. One point is roughly 1% of your loan amount and typically buys about a 0.25% rate reduction. District will show you the exact number for your loan and lock.
Why does bundling the agent and lender save more?
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When the same team runs the purchase and the loan on one file, there's no lost paperwork, no finger-pointing, and no duplicate fees. TurboHome rebates the agent commission and District waives the lender fees, so more of every dollar stays with you.
Who qualifies for Boost?
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Any Texas buyer working with a TurboHome agent who finances the purchase through District Lending. There's no credit pull to see your numbers and no exclusivity required to get a quote.
See your real buying power.
Takes about two minutes. A TurboHome agent and our District Lending partner will walk you through it together.