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Real estate commissions for NNN properties are typically 3% to 5% of the sales price. That commission is split between the buyer’s … Continue reading What is the average commission for a real estate agent?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has also gotten on board with commission credits. It has said that these credits don’t count as … Continue reading What About Taxes?

Commission credits, or rebates, are legal in 40 states, and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has even championed them. The DOJ … Continue reading Are Commission Credits Legal?

Yes. Most contracts have a 15-30 day cancellation period. If you are getting a mortgage you can expect a 30 day approval … Continue reading May I Cancel?

Use our Submit Offer Form to start your bid. The information you provide is used to create a non-binding Letter of Intent … Continue reading How Do I Make An Offer?

Most NNN property closings are performed using a method called an “escrow closing” versus a traditional “round table” closing in which all … Continue reading Closings?

We love a good negotiation. You can dictate the terms as you see fit, ask us for our expert opinion or a … Continue reading Negotiations?

Ideally, we will credit your entire amount owed on the closing statement.

On a typical transaction, we are paid 3% and we give you a 2.25% rebate. The rebate on a home purchased for … Continue reading How much money can I expect to save?

Builders offer a 3% realtor commission that is built into the price of the home. This is a marketing expense the builder … Continue reading Is your service really free?