Hi Tammy --- My least expensive sale was a condo for $55,000(1998) and I represented the buyer - later represented as a listing agent and it sold for $259,000(2004).  Least expensive single family home $139,000 - I believe in 1995, represented the seller.    

Mine was $2600, representing the buyer. There was a minimum commission amount and a selling bonus, so my commission was $2500.  I felt it was a fair selling price, considering the condition. 

Mine was 10,000. I wish i could dig up some pictures to share.

Tammy, it was $5,000 and we were lucky to get that.  Here is a picture of the interior.  (This is one of the cleaner rooms)

$12,000.  Sold my own listing.  Tenant was drunk most of the time.  Liked to walk around in his "tighty whities".  The lady who bought it got a cash advance on her Visa.  I'd like to think my business has evolved since then. :)

$200,000 for a condo.

$490,000 for a home.

Mine was $65K a mobile home located in a 2.5 acreage of a beautiful pecan tree orchard. Sometimes I wish I had purchased that place.

$8750, it was a rowhouse, I represented the seller.  

There was this one, the windows literally rattled as the train passed 8 feet from the front door. It was a beautiful home with just one little issue that suraced at 10 am, 3 pm 8 pm and 2 am.

I was unable to find a buyer in 2009 for this house for $31,000.

The least expensive house: $319,999.

The least expensive condo: $170,000.

The least expensive was a mobile home at $59,000.

That's a pretty low number, Tammy. I think my lowest ever was $30,000 (but I did both sides).

The least one was $160,000 for me, Tammy. Double-ended so did not feel the difference.

I had one for $4,500.  A co-op mobile home.

24,000 - Short Sale

Mine was $14,000, sold for $12,000!

The lowest sale I've ever had was $15,000. 

Atound $4000 in 1990.

For me, it was a condo that I listed in the late 1990's and it sold for around $40,000.

Last year...$7500.  buyers got a steal!