Receive up to 2% New York real estate buyer’s rebate

For reference, NYC’s typical real estate commission is 6% of the property’s sale price. However, on some listings, the commission could be 5% if the seller negotiates a lower rate with his listing broker. In other words, buyers do not pay commissions or fees to their brokers. Then, the brokers split the commission: 3% for each side.

Absolutely. NestApple operates as a licensed real estate broker and offers a full-service experience. As a result, NestApple clients receive the same top-tier professional service. In short, we work together from the moment you identify a property you like (including pricing analysis, bidding advice, expert negotiation, and so forth) and stay with you until the closing table.

Firstly, technology and the internet have greatly diminished the role of full-service real estate agents by making it easy to search for homes. Therefore, NestApple was created to believe buyers, sellers, tenants, and landlords can take advantage of that to have a better experience and save money when buying and selling real estate. As a result, we give commission rebates to buyers and tenants to encourage greater competition through lower transaction costs.

Yes. However, the broker fee is included in the asking price.

There isn’t one! You get paid by NrestApple to buy a house. Despite the explosion of real estate prices, this “6%” fee has not been affected by the growth of mobile technology and the internet over the past 20 years.

The seller has agreed to pay a 6% commission for listing the apartment with a broker. That is established in the listing agreement in NYC, which is customary in NYC. However, if you place an offer on your own (without a broker), the 6% commission goes entirely to the seller’s Agent, who will earn the complete 6%.

No. The seller has agreed in writing to pay the listing Agent 5 to 6% of the purchase price, regardless of the commission split. In other words, your deal with Nestapple does not affect the listing Agent’s commission.