What do assisted living brokers charge?
Direct answer
Assisted living broker fees are negotiated per engagement, based on the size of the deal and the scope of services. Ask every broker to put the fee structure, and exactly what it covers, in writing before you sign, and compare services, not just the headline fee.
What to know
Services vary widely: valuation, marketing materials, buyer screening, negotiation, due diligence management and change-of-ownership coordination.
A lower fee can cost more if it means fewer qualified buyers or a weaker negotiated price.
Check the listing agreement's length and terms as carefully as the fee.
How Haven helps
Haven explains its fees and services up front. Read our full-service advisor vs. discount broker comparison.
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