Most home buyers don’t know this: in Texas, your real estate agent’s commission can be shared back with you as a credit at closing. It’s called a buyer rebate — and it can put thousands of dollars back in your pocket on the same home you were already going to buy.
How It Works
When a home is listed for sale, the seller typically offers a cooperative commission to the buyer’s agent. At All Ways Home, we pass a portion of that commission — up to 2.0% of the purchase price — directly back to you as a closing credit.
On a $500,000 home, that’s up to $10,000 back at closing. On a $700,000 home, up to $14,000.
What’s the Catch?
There isn’t one — with a few standard conditions:
- The credit must be approved by your lender (most lenders allow it; it reduces your cash to close)
- The seller must be offering a cooperative commission
- Credits cannot exceed your total closing costs
You receive the same full-service representation. The only difference is you keep more money.
Why Don’t More Agents Offer This?
Because they don’t have to. Most agencies keep the full commission. We built our model around volume and efficiency, which allows us to share the savings with you instead.
Ready to See What You Could Save?
Use our free consultation to find out exactly how much you’d receive back on homes in your price range. No obligation, no pressure — just the math.
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