At Propbee, we believe buying a home should come with real saving. That's why we give you up to 1% cash
back on your purchase by sharing a portion of our comission-putting money back in your pocket at closing.
Save Thousands When You Purchase Your Next Home
When you buy a home with Propbee, you could get up to 1% of the purchase price back as a rebate at
closing. We do this by splitting the commission we negotiate with the seller’s agent three ways—giving
one-third directly back to you, the buyer.
How Commissions and Rebates Work
In most real estate transactions, the seller pays a commission that is split between the listing agent and the buyer’s agent.
The commission amount is not always listed on the MLS and is often negotiated as part of your offer.
The industry norm is 2–3% of the home’s sale price, but this can vary.
With Propbee, we take the commission, split it into thirds, and rebate one-third to the buyer at closing.
How Much Can You Get?
If the negotiated commission is 3%, you could get up to 1% of the purchase price back.
For a $500,000 home, that’s up to $5,000 back in your pocket.
If the commission is lower, your rebate will be proportionally smaller.
If the commission is too low, there may be no rebate.
Home Price
$300.000
$500.000
$400.000
Negotiated Commission Rate
3%
2.5%
2%
Negotiated Commission
$9.000
$12.500
$8.000
Buyer Rebate
$3.000
$4.166
$2.666
How Do You Receive the Rebate?
The rebate is typically credited to you at closing and can be used to
offset closing costs such as appraisal fees, loan origination fees, or
escrow fees.
In some cases, if allowed by state law, the rebate may be paid to you after closing.
Why Does Propbee Offer This?
We believe in transparency and sharing the benefits of the home buying
process with our clients.
By giving you a portion of the commission, we help make homeownership
more affordable.
What If the Commission Is Low?
If the negotiated commission is below a certain threshold, there may not be
enough to provide a rebate.
We will always be transparent about the commission and your potential
rebate before you make an offer.
