The right agent changes what your house sells for.
We match Metro Detroit sellers and buyers with proven local agents based on closed results near you. Free, two minutes, no obligation.
$65.6M in closed sales behind the match. Operated by a licensed Michigan brokerage in Troy. No pay to play, ever.
How the match works
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Tell us about your move
Five questions, about two minutes. Which city, what timeline, what price range. No account, no obligation.
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We match on closed results
We look at what agents have actually closed near you: the cities they work and the price band they win in. Nobody can pay us to be recommended.
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Interview and decide
We introduce you, usually the same day. Talk to the agent, ask hard questions, and only move forward if you are convinced. Walking away costs nothing.
What we will never do
Agent matching sites usually sell the top spot. We do not. No agent can pay to be recommended, we never invent statistics, and we would rather tell you we have no strong match in your area than hand you to whoever paid last month. The referral fee is only earned when your deal closes, so our incentive is your closing, not your click.
Find a top agent in your city
Michigan first. We are starting where we have closed deals ourselves: the Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne County suburbs, plus the Livingston, Washtenaw, and Genesee County markets buyers move between.
Oakland County
- TroySomerset Collection, the Big Beaver corridor, Troy schools
- RochesterDowntown Main Street, Paint Creek Trail, tight inventory
- Rochester HillsAdams Road corridor, Stoney Creek, top ranked livability
- West BloomfieldCass Lake, Orchard Lake, wooded lots and lake frontage
- NoviTwelve Oaks, newer construction, three freeway junction
- Farmington HillsWooded lots, era spanning housing stock, 8 Mile to 14 Mile
- BirminghamOld Woodward, walkable downtown, premium price band
- South LyonSmall town main street, new construction, Huron Valley Trail
- MilfordVillage downtown, Kensington Metropark, acreage properties
- Royal OakDowntown Washington Avenue, the Detroit Zoo, walkable bungalow streets
- FerndaleNine Mile downtown, walkability, updated prewar bungalows
- BerkleyTwelve Mile downtown, Berkley schools, bungalows and additions
- Madison HeightsI 75 and I 696 access, postwar ranches, two school districts
- SouthfieldTown Center towers, Northwestern Highway, large wooded lots
- Bloomfield HillsCranbrook, estate lots, Bloomfield Hills schools
- Auburn HillsOakland University, Great Lakes Crossing, newer condos and subdivisions
- WaterfordCass and Elizabeth Lakes, lakefront and canal homes, year round cottages
- ClarkstonHistoric village Main Street, Deer Lake, Pine Knob, wooded acreage
- Commerce TownshipCommerce and Union Lakes, 1990s subdivisions, Walled Lake schools
- WixomI 96 corridor, 1990s subdivisions, Novi alternative pricing
- Lake OrionVillage downtown, lake and canal frontage, the M 24 corridor
Macomb County
- WarrenGM Tech Center, brick ranches, fast moving inventory
- Sterling HeightsLakeside area, Dodge Park, split levels and colonials
- Shelby TownshipStony Creek Metropark, Utica schools, 1990s and 2000s subdivisions
- Macomb TownshipNew construction, Chippewa Valley and Dakota schools, rapid growth
- Clinton TownshipPartridge Creek, the Hall Road corridor, three school districts
- St. Clair ShoresLake St. Clair, the Nautical Mile, canal homes with boat wells
- ChesterfieldAnchor Bay, canal and waterfront neighborhoods, I 94 access
- Eastpointe8 Mile border, postwar bungalows, Macomb County entry pricing
- RosevilleGratiot corridor, Macomb Mall, postwar ranches
Wayne County
- LivoniaMid century ranches, city services, I 96 and I 275 access
- NorthvilleWayne and Oakland County line
- RomulusDetroit Metro Airport, affordability, investor activity
- CantonPlymouth Canton schools, the Ford Road corridor, 1990s and 2000s subdivisions
- PlymouthKellogg Park, historic downtown, city and township price split
- WestlandAffordability, postwar ranches, first time buyer demand
- DearbornFord world headquarters, Greenfield Village, historic brick colonials
- Grosse PointeLake St. Clair, the Village on Kercheval, five distinct Pointes
- DetroitHistoric districts, Corktown and Michigan Central, block by block pricing
- RedfordTelegraph corridor, brick bungalows, three school districts
- Harper WoodsGrosse Pointe schools, postwar brick homes, Detroit and Pointes border
Livingston County
Are you an agent who closes?
We route matched clients to agents with real results in their market. There is nothing to buy: a standard referral agreement, paid only at closing. If that is how you already work, we should talk.
Join the networkQuestions people ask
Is this really free?
Yes. Buyers and sellers never pay us anything. When a deal closes, the agent pays a standard referral fee out of their own commission. Your agreement with your agent is exactly the same as if you had found them yourself.
Do I have to work with the agent you match?
No. The match is an introduction, not a contract. If the fit is wrong, tell us and we will introduce someone else, or you can simply walk away.
Are you a real estate brokerage?
The matching service is operated by Top Agent Realty, a licensed Michigan brokerage headquartered in Troy. That license is what allows us to make agent to agent referrals properly.
How do you pick the agents?
On closed results in your area and price range. We never sell placement, and no agent can pay to appear in a match.