We give you 20% of our commission

Rebate not available in New Jersey. ZipRealty will donate to a local charity. New Jersey Buyers: Calculate charitable donation amount

* Rebate is available only to buyers who close escrow/proceed to final settlement with ZipRealty acting as their sole and exclusive agent in the purchase of real estate. For homes with a final sales price of $100,000.00 or more, the rebate is twenty percent (20%) of the cooperating broker commission actually received by ZipRealty at the close of escrow/settlement for representing the buyer net of any allowances or other deductions by ZipRealty related to the transaction. Occasionally, the seller and/or listing broker in a transaction will offer the broker representing the buyer a bonus or other additional incentive over and above the cooperating brokerage commission. Any such bonuses or other additional incentives are separate and apart from the cooperating brokerage commission actually received by ZipRealty and buyer is not entitled to a rebate on any bonus or other additional incentive monies paid to ZipRealty over and above the cooperative broker commission. For homes with a final sales price of $99,999.99 or less, the rebate is Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00). If within a 6 month period, a customer both buys and sells real property through ZipRealty, the customer is eligible to receive either an additional rebate of up to five percent (5%) of ZipRealty's commission for representing the buyer in the case of a purchase, or an additional one quarter of one percent (0.25%) reduction off of our listing commission in case of a sale. The additional rebate or commission reduction will be applied to the second of the two transactions to close escrow or proceed to final settlement. See your agent for details. The amount of the cooperating broker commission received will vary on individual properties. The rebate will be paid or credited to the party or parties named as the "buyer(s)" or "borrower(s)" on the HUD-1 Closing Statement or equivalent official closing statement. In the case of an IRC §1031 Tax Deferred Exchange ("Exchange"), the party named as the "buyer or borrower" is the Qualified Intermediary (the "Exchange Company") and the rebate will be paid or credited to the Exchange Company for the benefit of the party conducting the exchange (the "Exchanger"). All buyers, or in the case of any Exchange, the Exchanger must sign a Rebate Agreement before any rebate will be issued. This rebate program is only available where permitted under state and federal law and when not otherwise prohibited by the buyer's lender(s). The rebate program is not available in New Jersey. There may be tax consequences to the rebate. If you need legal or tax advice, you should consult with the appropriate professional. Offer subject to conditions, limitations, exclusions, modifications, and/or discontinuation without notice.