1% listing in Costa Mesa
Home base. Eastside bungalows, Mesa Verde single-story homes, and newer builds near 17th Street each draw a different buyer, and pricing reflects that.

Orange County · 1% Listing Fee
Start with your home’s value. Then explore a selling plan designed around your property, your timeline, and your next move.
1% applies to the listing-side fee. Any seller-paid buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are additional. Commissions are negotiable. Comparison fees are illustrative.

Illustrative architectural photography. Not a listing or a completed sale.
Published review excerpts
I never felt like just another client.
“I felt heard throughout the entire process.”
“He was proactive, responsive, and always one step ahead.”
Excerpts from reviews of Joshua’s real estate service, published on Realtor.com. They describe his broader work and do not refer to the 1% listing program.
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This compares fees only. It is not a home valuation.
Slider covers $400,000–$3,000,000. Type any amount in the field.
Estimated listing-fee difference
$15,000
This compares listing fees at the same sale price. It excludes buyer-agent compensation, closing costs, concessions, and differences in sale outcomes. All commissions are negotiable.
1% applies to the listing-side fee. Any seller-paid buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are additional. Commissions are negotiable. Comparison fees are illustrative.
What's included
Pricing strategy based on comparable sales and your goals.
Professional photography and listing preparation guidance.
MLS listing and property marketing.
Showing coordination and buyer communication.
Offer review and negotiation.
Transaction coordination through closing.
Paid extras such as staging, repairs, or video production are not part of this package unless agreed in writing.

Joshua Heraldez · CA DRE #02088175
Meet Joshua
Joshua Heraldez works with sellers across Costa Mesa and the surrounding Orange County communities. Most of his conversations start the same way: what is my home actually worth right now, and what should I do before it goes on the market?
He answers that directly—walking through comparable sales, the preparation that's worth doing and the work that isn't, how offers tend to come in on your street, and what each choice means for your net proceeds and your timeline.
The 1% listing fee is part of the same idea: keep the cost of selling clear, and keep more of your equity available for whatever comes next.
How it works
A four-step questionnaire covers your address, condition, timeline, and how to reach you.
Comparable sales, preparation priorities, and how your home will be marketed.
Fees and terms in writing, then photography and prep before you go live.
Service area
Home base. Eastside bungalows, Mesa Verde single-story homes, and newer builds near 17th Street each draw a different buyer, and pricing reflects that.
Proximity to the sand, lot orientation, and HOA details shape buyer expectations here more than square footage alone.
Steady family demand and well-kept tract neighborhoods, where condition and prep work usually decide how fast an offer arrives.
Village, school boundary, and Mello-Roos details matter to buyers comparing several listings at once.
A wide price range across the city, so comparable sales need to be drawn tightly around your block.
Older Plaza-area character homes are valued differently than mid-century homes further east; both benefit from a clear prep plan.
Buyers here often weigh Tustin Ranch against Old Town, and presentation of your home's layout carries real weight.
Questions and program terms
1% applies to the listing-side fee. Any seller-paid buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are additional. Commissions are negotiable. Comparison fees are illustrative.
Home valuation
Joshua will review your property details and local comparable sales to prepare a personalized value range.