Who usually pays a real esate agent a commission?

It is the seller that pays the commission to the agent from the buyers funds.

The SELLER usually pays all the commissions. The buyer's agent usually gets a split of the realestate contracted commission. If the deal calls for a 4% commission, the listing agents gets 2% and the buyer's agent 2%. If you are sellinga home, you would usually pay the buyer's agent some agreed upon amount.

Standard commission in the US is 3% to selling agent, 3% to listing agent. The seller pays the commission.

A commissionable rate is a term for a travel agent. When a travel agent books most hotel rooms, the hotel pays the travel agent a commission, usually 10%. However, when a travel agent books some highly discounted rates then the hotel does not pay the agent a commission. In these cases the travel agent just charges the client a rate that is slightly higher than the rate they are paying the hotel. So those rates…

A realtor's commission rate is always negotiable. The standard/usual rate is 3% for the buyer's agent and 3% for the seller's agent. The seller always pays the realtor's commission, unless otherwise negotiated in the sales contract of the home.

Contact your local wage and hour commission. Usually they are located at the employment office.

Travel agents can earn from 10-19% depending on the package They now earn 0% on airline sales .. most Airlines no longer pay commisions Commisions thend to be higher with crusie lines that agent sells more of. Theses are the commisions paid to the agency .. the agency then pays the agent, if that agent is on a commission

The seller pays the fee and the commission is split 50% between the two. Answer The seller pays for it and the split is not always 50/50. Having an experienced negotiator to get you the best price and terms on the contract is critical. You always want to be represented by a buyers agent because it is free to you, the only thing that will happen if you do not get one is the listing…

The seller pays a fee for service to the listing brokerage firm and selling brokerage at closing out if the sellers proceed. The agent is paid by their brokerage on a commission split with the firm.

Generally, whole life insurance pays a first year agent's commission of 55%; the General Agent then get's an override of appx. 45%, which may or may not be shared with the agent. But keep in mind that the agents commission is not relevant to the descision to buy if the life insurance proposed is the correct answer to the problem!

It depends on the type of insurance? Yes, it depends on the type of insurance. Life insurance generally pays a first year commission of 50% of the annual premium, to the writing agent, and a trail renewal of 5% each year for the next 9 years. Disability insurance generally pays a 40% commission the first year . Car insurance pays a 15% commission, etc. So, as you can see, the agent's compensation varies, depending upon…

Try Lasalle bank or any RE agent in the area and don`t worry, the seller of the home pays the commission to your RE agent.

It does not cost the buyer because the seller pays the commission. An agent can sell any home in their MLS. By establishing a relationship with one agent, they can better determine your likes, wants and needs in order to help you find your perfect home.

Entirely possible. Usually a working enviroment that pays commission will let you work any hours you want, but will require you to be there a minimum amount of hours.

Multi-level marketing is a business model that pays its customers to be distributes and there is a commission paid for several levels of distributors usually known as a down line.

The seller. Often the real estate commission is paid by the seller as part of the listing agreement. However, real estate commissions are negotiable and depending on the services provided by the agent representing you, there may be other fees in addition or in lieu of a real estate commission. It is strongly recommended that you discuss the issue of fees and commissions at the time you contact a real estate agent to represent you.

Something with family ties or a job that pays you commission

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manufacturers' representatives (rep), also known as sales agent, is an individual, sales agency or company that sells a manufacturer's products to wholesale and retailcustomers.[1] When a manufacturer hires a manufacturers rep firm, this usually means that a contract is signed between the two companies, which empower the rep to sell the manufacturer's products as an agent in a defined territory.[2][3] The products are usually ordered directly from the manufacturer, who then pays a sales commission…

The biggest factor that effects an insurance agent's income is whether or not you get paid on commission, salary/hourly plus commission, or salary/hourly plus "pay for perfomance." This is my first year as an agent. When I started out, I worked for strictly commission and it proved to be very difficult. Fortunately for me I was able to get hired with a company that pays hourly plus pay for perfomance. In other words, I get…

Officially the seller pays the broker commission. However, ultimately it is paid by the buyer, since the commission is related to the selling price.

Some real estate agents are paid through commission. While some have a fixed salary that they get whenever they sell or not, with commission as well whenever they are able to close a deal. The subject of salary for real estate agents actually depend on the system that they are into. Are they independent agents? Are they working under a brokerage? A real estate company? Etc.

Assuming that you are asking about lotteries, it depends, on a scratch off ticket the vendor usually pays the smaller amounts. On a mega lottery, you go to the lottery commission, or a place designated by them.

It depends on which market you work in and how commissions are paid. The two main factors are: how much the condo owner pays in commission, and what cut your brokerage keeps. In the Chicago market, most owners pay 1 month's rent as commission on a 12 month lease. If you represent the owner directly, you usually get one full month. If you lease the condo through the MLS, the listing agent keeps 1/2+ of…

You need to check any contract you signed to find your answer.

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If you wreck your car, then it is usually the insurance that pays for you ;)

Agents may receive commissions in two ways: a first-year commission for making the sale (usually 55 percent of the total first-year premium), or a series of smaller commissions paid when the insured pays

Sales, if you are commission-based and in the right market at the right time.

YES, seller pays it to the brokerage(s) at closing, out of the proceeds of the sale.

In the US it varies by state and individual brokerages. The conventional compensation model was the brokerage and the salesperson split 50/50 until a certain threshold is reached, then the split increases in 5% increments. Some companies pay 100% to their agents and the agent pays a desk fee to the broker which is a fixed monthly amount. There are as many models for compensation as there are companies and all are negotiable between the…

Usually, one of the insurance companies pays for the rental car.

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There is no island that pays that pays the most. It always changes the prices each time you come.Usually the one that is at least $30 is usually the island that pays the most.

Deputys make less than special agents

The answer, in terms of how many items, depends on the price of each item.

The co-pay is the amount that the patient pays. It is usually a percentage of the overall cost.

The bride usually pays for it but if they use a lot of money on the wedding you would pay for it if you were the brides maid.

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Usually whoever asked out whom pays. However, amongst friends of many different incomes, we pay what we ordered.

Nevada Athletic commission pays $1200 per Pay-Per-View event. California Athletic commission pay $1000 per Pay-Per-View event. Each state commission has a different rate. Pay scale is based on event size from ticket sales.

Always. The service is free to you, as the seller pays the real estate commission. If you aren't real estate savvy you need someone in your corner to make sure you don't miss deadlines and have done your due diligence. Selling a house? I say no, you don't need an agent. But if you're buying, do yourself a favor and get an agent. Below is the original answer, not mine: You don't have to sometimes…

Each parent usually pays their own fees for child support. One parent can always request that the other parent pays for the fees incurred due to the hearing.

In a condominium usually the board pays for property insurance on all common areas. An individual owner pays for 4 walls, the ceiling, the floor, the inside of the door, and everything in between.

The transformation budgets usually start about $20,000. The show pays for whatever might be needed - everything from landscaping to patios or fencing.

Usually the landlord, but there's no law about it.

Usually the state that your being extradited to!

Usually the new owner

Sheriffs are usually paid by the county.

A lawyer is paid by the law firm. He submits a bill to the client for his work. The client pays the firm. The firm pays the lawyer either based on a commission basis or on a flat fee. The firm retains much of the money to pay for overhead.