Step 1
Sign up before you tour
NJ rules require a written buyer agreement at the start. One signature locks in your 80%.
New Jersey home buyers
80%
Buy a home in New Jersey.
Keep 80% of the commission.
You find the home. We handle the paperwork. You get 80% of the buyer-side commission back at closing — thousands in your pocket.
Legal in New Jersey · Paid at closing · Written agreement
How it works
Three simple steps. No fine-print gymnastics.
Step 2
Find your home
Search and tour homes your way — you're in charge of the hunt.
Step 3
Get paid at closing
80% of the buyer-side commission comes back to you as a closing credit. Thousands, back in your pocket.
What would you get back?
Move the sliders. Watch the number.
Commissions are negotiable and vary by transaction.
Commission earned
$15,000
Your 80% rebate
$12,000
We keep 20% ($3,000) for offer, negotiation, inspections, paperwork & closing.
How we compare
Typical NJ rebate offers
20–60%
back to the buyer
With us
80%
back to the buyer
Questions, answered
Yes. Buyer commission rebates have been legal in New Jersey since 2010. The rebate is contracted in advance with proper disclosure to everyone involved.
As a credit at closing or a check from the closing agent. Your lender is notified and must approve it.
Before you tour homes. New Jersey requires the written buyer agreement at the onset of the relationship — otherwise no rebate can be issued.
Often, yes. We just need to accompany you on your first visit to the community.
Find homes, tour them, tell us which one you want. We handle the offer, negotiation, inspections, paperwork, and closing.
Possibly. Please consult your tax advisor about any rebate you receive.
The fine print
Real estate commissions are fully negotiable and vary by transaction — no rate is set by law. The rebate is subject to lender approval, requires a written buyer agreement signed before any showings, and is disclosed to all parties including your lender. Please consult your tax advisor about any tax implications of receiving a rebate.
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