1. What is Real Estate Commission Split?

In Indian real estate transactions, the total commission paid by the seller is typically split between multiple parties - the listing agent, buying agent, and sometimes the brokerage firm. This calculator helps determine an individual agent's share based on the total sale price and agreed split percentages.

2. How Commission Split Works in India

The standard calculation follows this formula:

Where:

• Sale Price — The final transaction value of the property in INR
• Total Commission Rate — Typically 1-2% of sale price in India
• Agent Split Percentage — The agent's share of the total commission (often 50-80%)

3. Typical Commission Rates in India

Commission Structures:

• Residential properties: 1-2% of sale price
• Commercial properties: 1-3% of sale price
• Luxury properties: May have higher rates
• Agent typically gets 50-80% of total commission

4. Using the Calculator

Instructions: Enter the property sale price in INR, total commission rate (as percentage), and the agent's split percentage. The calculator will show the agent's final commission amount.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Who pays the commission in India?
A: Typically the seller pays the full commission, which is then split between agents.

Q2: Is commission negotiable?
A: Yes, commission rates are often negotiable, especially for high-value properties.

Q3: How is commission taxed?
A: Commission is taxable as income for the agent/brokerage under Indian tax laws.

Q4: What's a typical agent split percentage?
A: Experienced agents may get 70-80%, while juniors might get 50-60% of total commission.

Q5: Are there regional differences?
A: Metro cities often have slightly lower rates (1-1.5%) compared to smaller cities (1.5-2%).