Real Estate Rule Changes

We have decoupled commissions

Path & Post listing agreements do not include any shared buyer brokerage compensation. Our sellers understand that a buyer offer will likely include a variety of concession requests, including but not limited to closing costs, buyer brokerage compensation, home warranties, etc... 

We advise buyer agents to submit their offer with an Exhibit for Broker Compensation Agreement (GAR F259).

Seth Weissman, attorney at Weissman PC and general counsel for Georgia REALTORS®, explains decoupling.

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What are seller concessions?


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A Concession, sometimes referred to as a credit, is an amount the seller agrees to credit the buyer at the closing of the transaction. This credit can be used by the buyer to cover part of their closing costs or other expenses associated with purchasing the property.

Common concessions can include some or all of these:

1) A seller credit to cover some or all of a buyers closing costs such as loan costs, title fees, buyer's broker agreement, etc.

2) A seller credit to cover repair items such as replacement of flooring, appliances, or roof, etc.

3) A seller credit to cover the cost of a service such as a home warranty.

We work with our sellers to prioritize their net proceeds when analyzing or comparing offers.



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