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Herwin G.
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Buyers' agents giving commission rebates?

Herwin G.
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Hey BP, a friend recently mentioned that there are some buyers' agents that offer commission rebates of 1% or so. And since the commission is already factored into sale price (as the seller pays the commissions) thought this could be a straightforward way to keep more money in my pockets. Anyone have experience with getting commission rebates from buyers agents? or any referrals to agents in the Phoenix area that are open to negotiating rebates?

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Chris Mason
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You've got a better chance of saving more money by negotiating with the seller than trying to nickle and dime your representation's compensation. 

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