Let’s say your average transaction has a sale price of $250,000, with an average commission payout of 2.5% ($6,250). With the average net commission split of 70% to you and 30% to your broker, that works out to $4,375 in commission to you and $1,875 to your broker.
Now let’s assume you complete 15 transactions per year. While you are making $65,625, your broker is keeping $28,125 each year! That is a pretty serious “piece of change”!
Now consider this over a 5-year period: That’s a whopping $140,625 that your broker is holding on to!
Under NextRE's 100% Agent Commission Program your total annual brokerage support fee is $3,900; or just $19,500 over 5 years instead of $140,625.
Ask yourself; wouldn’t you be better off if the extra $121,125 you’re paying your broker remains in your pocket?
Whether you do 5 or 50 transactions a year; gross $31,000 or $331,000 in commissions, your NextRE annual broker support fee is always the same -- $3,900, not a penny more!
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