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Military & veterans · Florida
Veterans and service members can use a VA loan and still work with a rebate agent. Here's how buyer-agent pay works with VA loans now, how the 4% seller-concession limit fits in, and how your rebate is handled at closing.
VA purchase basics
+ 50%
of the commission we receive, credited at closing
Confirm current VA rules and your credit limits with a VA-approved lender.
Get my VA rebate estimateAfter the 2024 NAR settlement, VA began allowing veterans to pay their own buyer-broker fees, and reports indicate VA made that policy permanent in 2026. Sellers and builders can still pay your agent too.
VA limits seller concessions to 4% of the home's reasonable value, and some items, such as a seller paying your agent, may count toward it. That's why planning credits carefully matters on a VA purchase.
Your lender confirms what credits and concessions they'll accept.
We map builder incentives, seller concessions and your rebate so nothing exceeds the limits.
Your rebate is disclosed and credited at closing, typically toward allowable closing costs and prepaids.
Inspections, appraisal and VA requirements handled with you.
Usually yes, when your lender approves the credit and it fits within VA's rules. We coordinate with your lender from the start.
Ask your VA lender. Treatment of agent credits can vary, which is why we plan credits with them early.
Yes, with an approved builder and lender. Register us before your first model visit.
Your buyer agreement explains the options, including paying the fee yourself, which VA now allows.
Tell us your base or city and timeline. We'll coordinate with your VA lender and estimate your rebate.
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