Commission rebates in Georgia (GA) are a very effective approach to lower the cost of a real estate transaction for the home buyer. Depending on the buyer's lender-requirements and the type of loan program (Conventional, FHA, VA), rebates can be applied toward closing costs, an interest rate buy-down or in the form of a rebate check after closing. A rebate of commission puts thousands of dollars back into the hands of the buyer -- monies that they would not ordinarily receive. Typically, other parties to the real estate transaction would retain these funds; however, with a rebate in place, the buyer saves @ closing.

Once the importance of a rebate has been established, then a home buyer needs to address the qualifications of the buyer's agent that will provide the rebate. It would not be wise to merely select an agent based on a certain rebate amount, but rather a combination of the service to be provided as well as a buyer's rebate. A good buyer's agent will go to bat for the home buyer that potentially saves the home buyer thousands extra through strong negotiations in all aspects of the transaction; one can be "penny wise, pound foolish" when selecting an agent solely on the amount of the rebate. What's most invaluable is when a buyer's agent will contend on your behalf for the numerous issues that usually arise during a real estate transaction.

Click here for the maximum 2% cash back rebate -- whether it's a new home or a resale home.

Before looking at any homes in Georgia, consult with a real estate brokerage firm that will offer the buyer money-saving rebates. Click here for a rebate on a new home or click here for a rebate on a resale home.

Realty Professionals, Inc.
Georgia New Homes
Atlanta, Georgia -- GA

Commission Rebate - Georgia (GA)