ROGEE^® REBATES

ROGEE^® Rebates for BUYERS

Limited-time Offer for ROGEE^® customers, on specified houses for sale. Savings vary by market.

As a real property buyer (person[s] and/or entity listed on the recorded deed), you get the ROGEE Rebates when you buy with ROGEE representing you as your Buyer's Agent. ROGEE Rebates are processed (debit from Agent's commission, Credited to Buyer's total funds) in the escrow phase of the buying transaction.

Real estate broker/agent commission rebates are allowed by the State of California. ROGEE Rebates are subject to lender approval and are not available where prohibited by law, including in Alabama, Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Tennessee.

Estimated ROGEE Rebates amount not guaranteed. ROGEE Rebates amount may vary according to purchase price, prevailing market conditions, and other factors. In some circumstances buyer's lender may not allow buyer to receive a rebate and ROGEE cannot guarantee that all lenders will allow 100% distribution of the ROGEE Rebates. Buyers are advised to discuss the ROGEE Rebates with their lenders, in advance, the anticipated receipt of the ROGEE Rebates. Ready to buy? Call 800-752-7162 or contact ROGEE online (form below on this page).

ROGEE^® Rebates for SELLERS

Keep thousands of dollars for yourself when you sell your house with ROGEE^® and pay less sales commission. Instead of the traditional 5% to 6% that sellers pay to traditional agents, when you sell with ROGEE and get the ROGEE Agent Commission Rebates, you'll end up paying as low as 3.0% to 4.5% to sell your property.

What Can I Make from Selling My House?

Call 800-752-7162 or contact ROGEE online (form below on this page) to find out how much you can make from selling your specific property. One thing for sure, you will definitely save between 1.5% to 3.0% in sales commission, which will translate to thousands of dollars saved with ROGEE.

U.S. DOJ and IRS

The United States federal government encourages Rebates.

DOJ: According to the United States Department of Justice (DOJ): ''REBATES MAKE BUYING A HOME LESS EXPENSIVE,'' stating further that ''Rebates can save consumers several thousand dollars in a single transaction. Offering rebates and incentives is one way that real estate brokers can compete for consumers' business, leading to lower prices to consumers.'' See infographics below.

IRS: According to the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Publication 525: Taxable and Nontaxable Income, Rebates are Tax-free. The IRS states it specifically as follows: ''Cash rebates from a dealer or manufacturer for an item you buy'' is Nontaxable. The word manufacturer has been clarified to include ''auto (dealer)'' and ''home (broker)'' -- manufacturers of autos and homes, respectively.