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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Jim OConnell
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Commision Rebating - state by state legaility

Jim OConnell
  • Investor
  • Flagstaff, AZ
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Does anyone here have (or can direct to) a list of states where real estate commission rebating is or isn't legal?

AZ, CA, and ID are where I am most interested.

Regards,

Jim

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    Rusty Scott
    • Real Estate Broker & Investor
    • Indianapolis, IN
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    Rusty Scott
    • Real Estate Broker & Investor
    • Indianapolis, IN
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    I thought the Feds came out and said rebating commissions to buyers was perfectly allowable as it lowered the cost of home buying.

    Kickbacks to others except the buyer? That wouldn't be allowed.

    Google the DOJ regarding rebates, they show which states have banned them, only 10 states forbid them. 

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