Variable co-broke in MLS does it. Easy to explain to sellers. Done.

It's awful tough to offer a rebate from a co-broke you did not earn.

Doing nothing and expecting 33% of the co-broke, no compensation for the agent showing the home and a bonus for your buyer is a joke.

In addition, with the wide variety of co-brokes in the market the rebate offer is likely to be decetive in nature.

Do you feel better now? Does your Ego feel puffed up as your fingers keep typing and showing everyone that you are simply an agent that is too lazy and incapable of showing his or her clients the properties they want to see.


The sellers hire me to market their home and attract potential buyers and bring the deal sucessfully to the closing table. If is a truely unrepresented seller that wished to engage me as a dual agent then I will be happy to show them the listing. If the potential buyers are already in a contractural relationship with another agent then it is that agents responsibility and duty to show his or her clients the property not the sellers agent.

You really do have a reading comprehension problem. Perhaps you should get some adult continuing education to help you with that problem. It appears you just make things up as you go along to get them to fit into your thought.

The market will indeed do some cleaning and it will be those like you that get swept away. So at what point did you decide to fabricate the part about when I act as a buyers agent I fail to show all properties?? let me make this clear for you and I will type it slowly....I would show All Properties regardless of co-op or FSBO status because I Always use an EBA the specifies what I will be paid and the ways that can be accomplished....but then again I Always show my buyers properties personally and do not depend on another agent to do it for me. Now did you get that part or maybe you can get your mommy to explain it to you!