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Florida new construction rebate: get 50% of the builder's commission back.
Florida builders budget a commission for the buyer's agent on almost every new home. Register GetBuyerRebate.com on your first visit and half of it comes back to you at closing. Same home, same price.
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Reviewed by Bryan Berns, Florida real estate broker (License BK3659524), licensed since 2011 · Updated October 2026New construction rebate examples
At a 3% builder-paid commission. Some builders pay more during promotions; some pay less.
| Home price | Builder commission (3%) | Your rebate (50%) |
|---|---|---|
| $300,000 | $9,000 | $4,500 |
| $400,000 | $12,000 | $6,000 |
| $500,000 | $15,000 | $7,500 |
| $750,000 | $22,500 | $11,250 |
| $1,000,000 | $30,000 | $15,000 |
Estimates. Commissions are negotiable; credits require lender approval. Use the rebate calculator for your price.
How to keep your builder rebate
1
Contact us before any visit
Call, text or register online before you tour a model or talk to a sales rep.
2
Register us as your broker
On the builder's guest card, list Firelight Realty Group and your GetBuyerRebate.com agent. Many builders only pay agents registered on the first visit.
3
We review the contract
Builder contracts favor the builder. We review deposits, deadlines, upgrades and incentives with you.
4
Rebate at closing
Half of the builder's commission is credited on your settlement statement.
Stack your rebate with builder incentives
Your rebate comes from our commission, not the builder's incentive budget. That means you can usually keep builder rate buydowns, closing cost help or upgrade credits and still get your rebate. We help you compare offers between builders and communities.
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New construction rebate FAQ
Will the builder charge me more if I bring an agent?
No. Builders set their prices with the buyer's agent commission already budgeted. If you don't bring an agent, the builder typically keeps that money.
I already visited the builder. Can I still get a rebate?
Maybe. It depends on the builder's registration policy and whether you signed in without an agent. Call us before you sign anything else.
Do I have to use the builder's lender?
Builder incentives often require it. Your rebate does not, but every lender must approve the credit. We coordinate this before you sign.
Where in Florida does this work?
Anywhere in Florida, with any builder that pays outside broker commissions.
Does the builder's sales agent represent me?
No. The on-site sales team works for the builder. Your own agent works for you, usually at no extra cost, because builders typically budget buyer-agent compensation. Register your agent before your first visit.
Register now and keep your builder rebate
Sign up before your first model home visit. We'll register you with the builder and confirm your rebate in writing.
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