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Basic Commission Question

Melissa Castro
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I'm a licensed realtor in NJ and have been with my brokerage for 3 years. I'm just now questioning the MLS fees coming out of my end of the commission. I paid to join the MLS's that I list on. I pay all my own fees and dues and insurance across the board.

Here's my question. If I list a property and I do both sides of the deal acting as both selling and listing agent, and my broker and I are on a 50/50 commission split, when I get my commission, does the MLS listing fee come off the top before I get my 50% or do we split the commission 50/50 and then the listing fee comes out of my end?

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Wayne Loux
  • Realtor
  • Warren, NJ
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Wayne Loux
  • Realtor
  • Warren, NJ
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The mls fee should be a wash if you have both sides of the deal in NJ.  May I ask which firm you are at?  50/50 seems very low for 3 years experience.  You are an independent contractor dont stay with a firm that takes that much away from your hard earned  money.  Feel free to message me about other options!

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