Los Angeles and Orange County Real Estate Commission Rebates and Discounted Seller Fees

LA Real Estate Rebate offers a rebate from our entitled commission!. Typically, buyer's side commissions are 2.0-2.5% of the purchase

Sellers receive discounted listing fees and reduced total commissions! We typically list a property for 1.25% and offer a 2-2.5% commission to the buyer's agent.

Text us at 562 383 6084

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Email: LaRealEstateRebate@gmail.com to learn more!


We're a team of data driven and technologically savvy real estate agents offering premium brokerage services at a highly discounted rate. While our fees are lower, the quality of service is bar none and allows us the privilege to work with like minded clientele.


The internet has truly changed the real estate industry (for the better) allowing for more transparency and access to information. With sales data, listing details and open house information easily accessible, many buyers and sellers are doing their own research and deciding which homes they like and dislike on their own. Having taken care of the most time consuming portion of the search process, why shouldn't buyers benefit from a commission rebate.

History

We started by helping our friends and colleagues save money on their home purchases. As we received more referrals, we decided to put together a resource guide of helpful home buying and selling tips to maximize savings.

Homes in Los Angeles and Orange County are expensive enough without all the additional transaction and closing costs. Even if you don't use your service, our goal is to educate clients and provide industry transparency.

Visit our running blog posts below for a list of helpful tips!

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Wednesday, September 13, 2023

Hello Fall! (ing inventories)

If you're frustrated with your home search, you're not alone. All we can say is hang in there so that you can be ready when an opportunity presents itself. This may be within a week, month or even 6 months down the line if you're holding out for that "ideal" property.

School is already in session and Sellers may be content to wait until the 2024 selling season, but forced sellers will always need to sell and that is why you're seeing a lot of "first time on the market in 50 years" popping up here and there. Turnkey, fully remodeled properties may be limited, but if you're open to put in some work, there are opportunities to be had. This however comes with the added stress and workload of managing the project, possibly paying double rent or mortgage and the almost guaranteed, delays. 

We always advise that the Fall/Winter months are the months to purchase, but many are then concerned with what will happen with rates/prices/economy in the upcoming year, etc. Nobody can predict the future and those (Buyers, Sellers, Bank forecasts and others) that predicted rates would fall at the end of 2022 into 2023 along with a drop in prices (in highly desirable target areas) were unfortunately mistaken and now largely priced out. Focus on your own numbers, comfort level and plan for a longer ownership cycle if possible. Ultimately, give yourself some grace and set mental parameters. It's tough out there, but it doesn't mean it won't happen.

Happy home hunting and hopefully we'll have an opportunity to help save some of your well earned money.

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