How Does An Exclusive Buyer Broker Get Paid?

How Does An Exclusive Buyer Broker Get Paid?

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^{Who
Pays the Fee?}

^{Agents are usually
paid from the Listing Broker who offers the property for sale on behalf
of their Listed Seller Clients When no other Broker is involved and you
buy a property directly from an owner, our fee will be included in your
offer amount It is paid to us at the closing from the proceeds of the sale
just like the bank,}
^{the attorneys
& all other professionals involved in the transaction.}

^{"Don't ever
buy a property directly from the listing broker. Having your own agent
will help you get the best price and terms. It won't increase your costs,
because your agent shares the commission with the listing broker. This
percentage amount is previously determined in the listing agreement and
will be paid according to that agreement, usually when the
transaction closes."}
^{Hume
Publishing's SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE INVESTING *Hume's advisory board includes
such notable experts as William E. Simon, Louis Rukeyser and Dr. Morton
Shulman}

^{Woman's
Day Magazine}
^{Suggests
You Call}
^{Buyer's
Trust}
^{Real
Estate & Relocation}

^{"Get a broker
on your side. In most states, real-estate
agents work for the seller, not the buyer. This means that the agent wants
to get the seller the best price possible. Using a buyer's broker, who
has your best interest in mind, may help you shave thousands off a home's
purchase price, mortgage or various other costs, and there is no fee to
the consumer." Woman's Day suggests to find a buyer's broker, you should
call one of the many referral services across the country such as Buyer's
Trust - "Cutting Your Expenses"
by Karen J. Bannan was featured in the January 2nd. edition of Woman's
Day Magazine}

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