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Hopefully it wont , but its possible if things ever crash . 

That lawsuit was actually settled in 1953 and commissions have been negotiable ever since then (they were fixed prior to that).

If they paid as agreed we would go to the court and ask them to dismiss (or reverse, nullify, void or what ever term you want to use) our foreclosure judgement.This was actually a nice house and we could have sold it for a solid profit.

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Wondering if anyone ever ended up executing on this (specifically rebating a portion or total amount of owed buyside commission back to yourself as a buyer rebate at the closing table to cover closing costs). 

@Kevin Sobilo Well, you can here in Colorado by shifting to transaction broker, but it is not ever recommended from a liability and ethics standpoint. 

I’ve done some of that for a few special buyer clients since getting my license but only if they had cash ready and were looking for properties in the $2M+ price point (100% of the time with an exclusive agency agreement in place, I’ve never ever worked without one and never ever will whether it’s a law or not) because it’s a lot of work.

I am originally from Huntsville, and it’s definitely becoming a hot market to invest in.If you ever are in need of an investor friendly agent, @Steve Stinson is wonderful.

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