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Jay M.
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Buying as an agent / principal

Jay M.
  • Contractor
  • Fairhaven, MA
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Hello All,

As I'm leafing through the MLS listings I came across this in the disclosures section under "property information"

"Any licensed agent purchasing a REO property from Seller as a "principal" will not receive the ‘selling portion' of the sales commission".

As I'm just starting with my new MLS subscription is this a rare appearance for sellers (in this case a REO) to exclude buyer / investors from collecting the "sellers" commission cut? Thank you.

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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Yes, that's common. If you are buying the property at a deep discount and you are benefiting personally from the discount, they don't also want to pay you a commission.

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