Short answer: Yes. You can use a realtor rebate with a conventional, FHA, VA or USDA loan, as long as your lender approves it and the rebate shows up as a credit on your settlement… Read More
Buyer Commission Rebates: How They Work and Where They Are Legal
The short answer: a buyer commission rebate is money your agent gives back to you from their commission, usually as a credit at closing. As of October 2026 it is allowed in 40 states and… Read More
How to Use Your Commission Rebate to Buy Down Your Rate | EZ Agents
Short answer: Your buyer commission rebate shows up as a credit on your Closing Disclosure. It’s applied to allowable closing costs first, and if there’s money left over, you can often put it toward a… Read More
How Much Does a Buyer’s Agent Cost in Colorado? (2026) | EZ Agents
Short answer: In Colorado, a buyer’s agent typically costs around 2.7%–2.8% of the purchase price — roughly $16,000–$17,000 on a $600,000 home. In most transactions the seller still effectively pays that commission, but it’s negotiated… Read More
Commission Rebate vs. Price Reduction: Which Saves You More?
If you’re thinking about buying a home without a realtor in Colorado, you’ve probably run the numbers on one big idea: skip the buyer’s agent, and ask the seller to knock the commission off the… Read More
Buying a House Without a Realtor in Colorado: The Complete Guide
Colorado Home Buyer Guide Buying a house without a realtor is something more Colorado buyers are considering than ever. After recent industry changes, roughly one in five buyers nationwide now purchase a home without one…. Read More
Buyer Rebate in Colorado: How Much Do You Get Back? | EZ Agents
How Much Money Do You Get Back with a Buyer Rebate in Colorado? By Steve Novak, Founder | EZ Agents · Denver, Colorado If you buy a home in Colorado with a rebate realtor, you… Read More
Are Commission Rebates Legal in Colorado? | EZ Agents
Are Real Estate Commission Rebates Legal in Colorado? By Steve Novak, Founder | EZ Agents — Top 1% Colorado Realtor Yes — buyer commission rebates are fully legal in Colorado. Colorado is one of roughly… Read More
What Is a Mortgage Rate Buydown? A Simple Guide for Colorado Home Buyers
A mortgage rate buydown is when money is used upfront to reduce a buyer’s interest rate, either temporarily or permanently. That money can come from the seller, the builder, the buyer, or in some cases… Read More
Discount Realtor Denver: How to Save Thousands Without Sacrificing Service
If you’re searching for a discount realtor in Denver, you’re probably asking the right question: why are so many buyers and sellers still paying traditional commission structures when the way people shop for homes has… Read More