For Licensed Real Estate Professionals
Buyer agents are welcome and compensated
The seller is offering 3% buyer-broker compensation, payable at closing to the buyer's licensed brokerage, subject to a separate written compensation agreement and an accepted purchase contract.
How it works
A straightforward, documented process
Step 1
Register your representation
Submit your license details and the buyer you represent. This documents your role for a clean, transparent transaction.
Step 2
Execute a written compensation agreement
Compensation is confirmed in a separate written agreement between the seller and your brokerage before or at contract.
Step 3
Submit an offer on behalf of your client
Present your buyer's written offer. The owner coordinates the purchase contract and closing directly with your brokerage.
The terms
What the offer does and does not cover
Stated precisely so nothing has to be assumed.
- Compensation is payable to the buyer's licensed real estate brokerage, not to an individual agent directly.
- It is contingent on a written compensation agreement executed before or at contract, and on the transaction actually closing.
- Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable.
- This is a direct-owner offer made outside any multiple listing service. It is not an MLS offer of compensation.
- Nothing here overrides the written buyer agreement between an agent and their client, or the policies of the agent's brokerage.
- Registering a buyer does not by itself create a compensation agreement.
If you advertise this property
This website is the property owner's own advertising. Licensed agents who reproduce this media, create flyers, or otherwise advertise this property remain responsible for compliance with their principal broker's policies and Tennessee Real Estate Commission advertising requirements, including firm identification. This website does not satisfy a licensee's advertising obligations.
Register / Inquire
Submit your buyer-agent inquiry
Provide your license and brokerage details and we'll follow up to confirm the compensation agreement and next steps.
Buyer-broker compensation is subject to a separate written agreement and an accepted purchase contract. Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable.