6 Easy Steps - 50% Buyer Rebate
We can help you buy what you are looking for with our 6 Easy Steps - 50% Buyer Rebate
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Step 1: Choose Household Rebate
Thanks for thinking of Household Rebate for your real estate needs. Take a peek at our FAQs for all the details you might need. And if you have any questions, just shoot us a message. We're here to help you figure out if Household Rebate is the perfect match for your real estate plans.
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Step 2: Get pre-approved
Getting in touch with a lender to secure prequalification or preapproval is really important. Once you've got your pre-approval letter or proof of funds all set, just shoot it our way whenever you're ready. And if you're looking for suggestions on lenders, don't hesitate to give us a shout. We're here to lend a hand!
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Step 3: Research
Selecting a preferred area and driving by the homes you're interested in is a great way to ensure they meet your expectations. Remember, when you're ready to visit your top choices and submit a reasonable offer promptly, just give me a call. If you're considering new homes, be sure to mention my name, Jay Thomas with eXp Realty, to the sales representatives as your buyer's broker. Let's find your dream home together!
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Step 4: Contracts
When you're set to go ahead with a solid offer, we'll sort out all the paperwork. We'll draft an offer and buyer-broker agreement for your review. Once you're good with it, we'll handle electronic signatures and send your offer to the listing agent. We'll be with you throughout, ironing out the price and terms together. And if any concerns crop up during the inspection, we've got your back. Your satisfaction and peace of mind are our top priorities.
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Step 5: Inspections
Of course, we've got your back throughout the entire process. Need help finding a good inspector? We've got you covered. Need inspections to go smoothly? We'll make sure they do. And when it comes to sorting out repair requests, count on us to handle negotiations with the seller's agent. Your peace of mind is our top priority.
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Step 6: Close with Household Rebate
A few days before closing, you'll receive a statement detailing your rebate credit and the net amount required at closing. On the closing day, you'll receive the keys to your new home, and you'll be pleasantly surprised to find yourself thousands of dollars richer, thanks to choosing Household Rebate. Unlike traditional buyer's brokers who retain the full 3% commission or listing brokers who keep the entire 6%, you'll enjoy significant savings with us.
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Our staff works with the greatest agencies in Rome. We speak your language and we can help get the real estate services you are looking for
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Christian Hoang
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Bernie Harris
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Dacey Thomas
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Ettrina Miller
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Liza Thomas
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Frequently Asked Questions
Certainly! In many cases, you can receive a rebate from the real estate commission when you purchase a home or property. This rebate is typically offered by your real estate agent or brokerage and is a portion of the commission they earn from the sale. It can help offset some of your closing costs or provide you with cash back after the purchase. However, it's important to note that rebate regulations vary by state, and some states may have restrictions or limitations on the amount of rebate that can be provided.
Yes, real estate agents in Texas are allowed to offer commission rebates to buyers. This practice is legal and regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). However, there are specific guidelines and regulations that agents must follow when providing commission rebates. These include disclosing the rebate to all parties involved in the transaction and ensuring compliance with state laws and TREC rules. It's important to discuss any potential commission rebates with your real estate agent and to ensure that they are in accordance with TREC regulations.
Home rebates give buyers a portion of the agent's commission after closing. Here's how it works: find an agent with a rebate program, buy your home with them, get a rebate after closing, and use it for closing costs or as cash back. Note: rules vary by state, and some lenders may have restrictions.
We focus on essential services at competitive prices, without unnecessary extras. For resale buyers, we offer serious showings, contract management, negotiations, final walkthroughs, and guidance throughout. For new construction, builders handle showings and contracts, resulting in larger rebates. We review your closing statement in advance but do not attend closings or handle check delivery. Our clients value cost savings and receive substantial
rebates at closing.
Rebates are applied at closing and reflected on the closing statement, subject to approval by the buyer's lender for mortgage users. The 50% new home rebate is applicable to homes sold via model home salespeople using builder contracts, although it may vary for corporate listings or multiple showings/offers. Builder approval is necessary for new home rebates. For a comprehensive list of terms and conditions, please reach out to us.
State regulations may limit or prohibit rebates, while traditional industry practices often exclude them. Some agents perceive rebates as undermining their value or attracting less desirable clients. Additionally, limited awareness about rebate options contributes to low demand.
Only eligible home buyers who are smart, conscientious, decisive, and well-prepared qualify for the rebate program. Indecisive or unprepared shoppers do not meet our criteria
Household Rebate distinguishes itself through its proven track record of delivering tangible results, evidenced by higher client satisfaction and better rebates.
Yes! Rebates are legal and supported by the Texas Real Estate Commission. The FTC and DOJ have also praised rebate programs for promoting competition in the real estate industry