Are Cash Rebates Legal in Nevada?
Yes. Commission Cash rebates are legal in Nevada when consent is provided by the client's (principals) we serve and rebates are disclosed properly. Commission rebates are an important competitive tool, that are beneficial to consumers. Open and free business competition, in general, is the basis for the American economy and is protected by both state and federal anti-trust and consumer protection laws. Consumers would be well advised to visit the
DOJ's website to understand the many Federal law enforcement efforts taken to prevent or prosecute restraint of trade or commission price fixing within the real estate services industry. If you feel your right to competitive real estate services were impeded by anti-competitive industry practices, resulting in a loss or reduction in an agreed commission rebate, please leave a complaint with the DOJ. Consumers do have legal recourse against harmful anti-competitive business conspiracies within the real estate services sector that result in higher than negotiated consumer services costs. In the United States, including Texas, any business conspiracy that results in a restraint of free trade, consumer price fixing, and or works to impose a boycott on competitive businesses have been deemed illegal and subject to anti-trust laws.
Consumer resource information concerning competition in real estate services on the
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) website.What is the Commission Rebate amount we offer you?
On new home construction, I rebate 50% of my commission received from the Builder just about anywhere in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City and Pahrump area. You can combine this offer in addition to whatever exclusive promotional pricing, discounts, closing credits, free alternatives, improvements or any other incentives that the building contractor might be providing in the course of your purchase. The most interesting part is the fact that our services to assist you to buy a new home won’t cost you a penny!
Home Rebates are legal and permitted in Nevada by the Nevada Real Estate Commission including the
Department of Justice – and can be utilized to take care of closing costs, pay for improvements, lot premiums, as well as to buy down the price of the home. We can as well cut you a check after closing with lender consent which you are allowed to use for whatever you desire!
Please call me at 702-278-8871 so I can pre-register you with the builder. Pre-registration should eliminate any requirements by the builder for me to accompany you on your first visit
Once you meet with the building contractor you just need to make them aware that you’re using the services of Enrique Moreno with Executive Realty Services, then provide them with my details which I provide to you. Please inform the home builder that you are receiving a new home rebate equal to 50% of my commission. We should begin working on implementing the rebate towards closing costs (the loan provider will certainly inform us just how much can be used towards closing costs, every single loan differs). Whatever sum is remaining we can utilize to buy down the cost of improvements, appliance packages, lot premiums or perhaps the price of the home. It’s VITAL that we operate from the onset, together, to make certain that every single penny is utilized appropriately to your purchase. I am pleased to help out with these negotiations.
Steps To Get Your Rebate?
Please click on the Learn More button under Start Saving for the instructions.
If I self represent, do I still get the same price and incentives from the builder?
By representing yourself, you would NOT get a discount on the price of the home and the home builder may not include any extra incentives. If you represent yourself the builders will pocket the realtor commission built into their marketing fund.
By using our commission rebate program, as your realtor you can share in the commission received from the new home builder. The realtor representing you does not cost you anything and you will not lose any incentives offered by the new home builder. The realtor’s commission is built into the marketing program and does not affect the current price or offered incentives of the new home. Part of my job is to make sure that you are receiving all the builder incentives at the time of purchase. Usually, a builder will announce in advance any price changes or changes in incentive programs in advance.
How Do I Receive My Commission Rebate?
Enrique Moreno with Executive Realty Services shares his commission with his clients in the form of a home rebate at close of escrow with Nevada Escrow and Title Company as a credit on the closing statement towards their buyer closing costs including points, options, HOA assessment credit etc. A credit at closing is just like cash since it directly reduces the amount of cash needed at close of escrow.
Do I Need To Let My Lender And The Builder Know About The Rebate I Will Be Receiving?
ABSOLUTELY. If you are financing your home purchase in Nevada you need to notify your mortgage lender about your home rebate. You should begin working with your mortgage lender as well as the new home builder to insure you will receive the entire home rebate towards closing costs, upgrades, appliance packages, lot premiums or a reduction in interest rates or price of the home.