*Fast Funds™ rebate is available only to buyers who close escrow/proceed to final settlement with Conventional Realty acting as their sole and exclusive agent in the purchase of real estate.

Final Sales Price:
  • $100,000 or Greater: When the final sales price of a home is greater than or equal to $100,000.00, the Fast Funds™ rebate amount is 5% of the cooperating broker net commission. Conventional Realty defines net commission as the commission amount minus any transaction-related allowances or other deductions. This net commission is the amount due for buyer representation and must have been actually received by Conventional Realty during the execution of settlement / closing of escrow.
  • Bonuses – The Fast Funds™ rebate is not available on bonuses or other monetary payments / incentives paid to Conventional Realty, in excess of the cooperative broker commission. These additional monies are separate and independent of the actual cooperating brokerage commission received by Conventional Realty. Fast Funds™ rebate is not applicable on these additional payments.
  • Less than $100,000: When the final sales price of a home is less than $100,000.00, the Fast Funds™ rebate amount is a flat rate of Fifty Dollars ($50.00).
Fast Funds™ Combo Rebate – For Buyers and Sellers
For customers who both purchase and sell real property through Conventional Realty within a six (6) month consecutive time period, they will become eligible to receive an additional Fast Funds™ rebate, as follows:
  • Buyers – Buyers are eligible for an additional Fast Funds™ rebate of up to five percent (5%) of Conventional Realty’s actual net commission.
  • Sellers – Sellers are eligible for an additional Fast Funds™ rebate of up to one quarter of one percent (0.25%) deduction from Conventional Realty’s actual net commission.
  • As the amount of the cooperating net broker commission received will vary according to property sales price and other terms, the Fast Funds™ buyer / seller combo rebate amount may vary, as well. The additional Fast Funds™ Combo Rebate (including credits and commission reductions) will be applied to the second of the two transactions necessary to proceed to final settlement and/or close escrow.
Fast Funds™ Rebate Disbursement Conditions
  • Payment – Credit or payment of the Fast Funds™ rebate will be to those parties whose names are listed as “buyer” or “borrower” on the official real estate closing statement.
    • HUD-1 Closing Form – Rebate will be payable to the party or parties listed as "buyer(s)" or "borrower(s)"
    • IRC §1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Form - Rebate will be payable to the party or parties listed as "buyer or borrower", also known as Qualified Intermediary or Exchange Company.
  • Responsibility - The recipient of the Fast Funds™ rebate or credit will be responsible for all releases and taxes.
  • Disclaimer - Fast Funds™ rebate offer is subject to varying terms and conditions, including limitations, modifications, exclusions, and/or discontinuation without prior notice. Please refer to website for updates and/or change notifications.
  • Rebate Release - Prior to the disbursement of the Fast Funds™ rebate, a Fast Funds™ Rebate Release must be signed.
  • Tax Implications - Fast Funds™ rebate may be considered taxable income under certain state or federal statutes. Please consult your attorney, accountant, or tax advisor for more information.
Fast Funds™ Rebate – New Construction and Development Occasionally, Conventional Realty will refer buyers to builders and/or housing developers that eventually lead to final home sales. In these cases, cooperating net broker commissions paid to Conventional Realty are at the discretion of the builders and/or housing developers. In many cases, the builders and/or housing developers will only pay net broker commissions on the final sale when a licensed real estate agent has personally accompanied the buyer on first visit to property site.