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The Agent Commission Calculator determines how much each real estate agent earns from a property sale when the commission is split among multiple agents. It calculates both the total commission and the individual agent's share.
The calculator uses the commission formula:
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Explanation: First calculates the total commission from the sale price, then divides it equally among all participating agents.
Details: Accurate commission calculation ensures fair distribution among agents and helps in financial planning for both agents and agencies.
Tips: Enter the sale price in dollars, commission rate as a percentage (typically 5-6%), and the number of agents sharing the commission. All values must be positive numbers.
Q1: Is the commission split always equal?
A: This calculator assumes equal split. In practice, commission splits may vary based on individual agreements.
Q2: What's a typical commission rate?
A: In the US, residential real estate commissions typically range from 5% to 6% of the sale price.
Q3: Does this include the broker's share?
A: No, this calculates the total commission. The broker typically takes a portion before splitting among agents.
Q4: How are dual agents handled?
A: For dual agency situations (one agent representing both sides), the calculation would need adjustment.
Q5: What about referral fees?
A: Referral fees would be deducted from an agent's share before final payment.