What is the net commission payable to brokers?

varies from 100% of the commission (with a set fee payable to the firm) down to 50%. Why do you care what she makes?

Just want to make sure that she is not going to screw us out of a sale over a few pennies. I am more than happy for her to take 100% as long as she realises we've reached our limit. I'd even throw in a few bucks myself if I could. 3% of the difference in price is a much better deal.

If your broker is active in the real estate community, and not just someone with a brokers license doing a friend a favor, they would rather uphold their good name and hope for referrals.

I know waiting can be stressful, and all sorts of things go though your mind, but I am pretty sure your broker wants to close this and move on to other deals...

Good luck!

That is why I love our model and 100% transparency. My clients will never be wondering wtf is going on...
Rebates to the customer are one factor that eliminates the mystery along with keeping you in the loop with all email communication.

Keith (broker)
http://www.theburkhardtgroup.com/services-and-fees-c14358.html

Have you asked her?

ali r.
DG Neary Realty

agree keith, and to try to predict that a (usually none too intelligent) borker will even represent her/himself well is difficult. one would think they would in fact want to complete the deal, not jeopardize for meaningless $$, and move on; and be able to execute that. but then...............

Wtushy!

Any agent that is a 'professional' representing the seller will act in the seller's best interest. Commissions are negotiated with the sellers when they sign the exclusive and have nothing to do (or shouldn't have anything to do) with the negotiations with the buyer. Maybe it is a bit off to believe ALL agents follow that -- but they should! What MAV said is correct, anyone that is in the business for the long haul will find referrals and a good reputation way more valuable than a few extra dollars on a single transaction. The listing agent wants to get the best price for the seller from a qualified buyer who could get through the board (if a Co-op) and the bank. It is also not correct to assume just because there is no buyer's agent involved that the listing agent's commission has been reduced to 3 or 4%, every agency and agent is different.

Wbottom
about 2 hours ago
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report abuse agree keith, and to try to predict that a (usually none too intelligent) borker will even represent her/himself well is difficult. one would think they would in fact want to complete the deal, not jeopardize for meaningless $$, and move on; and be able to execute that. but then...............

You are just such a fucking asshole it's beyond words WIDE BOTTOM