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 50% Buyer Rebate* Updated - August, 2024: With industry-wide changes occurring August, 2024, a classic buyer rebate approach may not be the preferred or simplest approach any longer. (The What Is A Buyer Rebate? page has been superseded by the below two pages.) We now offer similar, or even greater, potential savings to our buyer clients by simply offering our buyer representation services for a 1% fee, which we include in a purchase contract as covered by a seller, and then include a seller-credit to buyer of 1-2% towards a buyer's closing costs. The exact offer details are the buyer's choice, and are negotiated with the seller like any other item in the purchase contract. For more details on this approach, and our 1% buyer representation fee, please visit our Buy page. For new construction buyers, a classic buyer rebate approach is still the best option since developers use their own proprietary purchase contracts. *If you are a new construction buyer, please visit our 50% New Construction Buyer Rebate page for details. Contact us: We'd like to hear what your buying plans are, what you're looking for, and discuss how we can help you both professionally and financially when you buy with us. Mahalo |
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