What % commission do you typically get when being a buyers rep?
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[{"id": "elbl2ry", "text": "Depends on the size of the deal and the amount of effort/difficulty", "replies": [{"id": "elbl5xv", "text": "And market standards", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "elbzqdo", "text": "You should get half the fee if the listing broker is fair. General rule of higher price points lower percentages apply.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "elg7wop", "text": "The commission percentage can range widely depending on the size and transaction type. On a institutionally owned, investment grade leased asset, it's unlikely the Buyers rep would be paid anything, unless the Buyer agreed to pay its broker. It's rare for there to be a buyer's broker on major investment sales. You can also have an \"owner / user\" sale, in which you represent, say, a distribution company buying a warehouse for itself, or a lawfirm an office building. That fee might be up to 3%. In nearly ever case, the Buyer and Seller's broker would split the fee 50/50. Every market and property type if going to have a slightly different standard. So there is not an across the board answer to your question.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]