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Do buyers agents get paid the same as the sellers agent?
Do buyers agents get paid the same amount as the sellers agent? I'm wondering if one side of the transaction gets paid less, or if I should be negotiating so that I pay a fair price. I don't want to be disrespectful, but is the payment up for negotiation?
Asked By Becky | Sunnyvale, CA | 245 views | Buying | 11 months ago
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Raquel Penas Fernandez
RE eBroker Group
Hello Becky,
There is a new law that passed on August 13, 2024. Feel free to read my article for more info. https://coronadotimes.com/news/2024/08/11/real-estate-understanding-the-new-real-estate-commission-rules/
There is a new law that passed on August 13, 2024. Feel free to read my article for more info. https://coronadotimes.com/news/2024/08/11/real-estate-understanding-the-new-real-estate-commission-rules/
- 2 months ago
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Rachel Englehart
Main Street Realty Inc
Good Afternoon,
All commissions are completely negotiable. I am a Broker in North Carolina. As a Listing Agent I normally split the Commission offered by the seller with the agent that brings the winning Buyer Offer. Please check your state and local rules and regulations.
All commissions are completely negotiable. I am a Broker in North Carolina. As a Listing Agent I normally split the Commission offered by the seller with the agent that brings the winning Buyer Offer. Please check your state and local rules and regulations.
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