W David Beutel, Broker at Rebate Texas LLC, dba Southern Homes, specializes in saving well-prepared Texans THOUSANDS of dollars when they buy and sell real estate.
I have personally contributed over 3,224,563 in REBATES to my buyer clients at closing! I have personally closed over 539 transactions with a total sales volume over 199,000,000 and have been ranked in HAR's 150 Top Producers by Buyer Sales multiple times! Every client works with me personally from start to finish - no hand-off to assistants, associates, third-party transaction coordinators, processors, etc.
2.5% Rebates to New Home Buyers! (300k+)
2% Rebates to Resale Home Buyers! (300k+)
Recent REBATES: 14,775 in Memorial, 11,425 in Plano, 10,303 in the Heights, 8,959 in Aliana, 8,782 in Riverstone, 8,120 in Greatwood, etc.! AVERAGE REBATE OVER 8900!
Rebates are subject to Terms and Conditions, including lender approval. On home purchases <300k, a minimum broker commission applied. Payment of a rebate is subject to the consent of the party the license holder represents in the transaction.
Discount Full-Service MLS Flat-Fee Listings for Smart Houston Sellers! Includes Negotiation, Advice, Contract Work, Professional sign, Electronic keybox, and Centralized Showing Service!
A Stanford graduate, I speak Russian and Spanish. I lived three years in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, where I served in the Peace Corps. I taught with Americorps for two years in South-Central Los Angeles. I have also worked in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Mexico.
In addition to real estate, my professional experience includes international trade (pipe, valves, and fittings), teaching, insurance, and financial planning.
I have earned a bilingual California teaching credential and such prestigious designations as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP).
Using HAR.com App you can scan this QR Code and instantly connect with me, W David Beutel.
Yes, Texas agents can rebate (not "share") commissions. In the last 2 years I have personally rebated over $64,000 in commissions to my buyer clients. Per the Texas Real Estate Commission''s website: "It is not a violation of TRELA [The Real Estate License Act (Texas)] or the Rules for a license holder to rebate a portion of the license holder’s commission to a party to a real estate transaction..." (http://www.trec.state.tx.us/faq/faq-enf.asp#Cat29). The US Department of Justice advises consumers that rebates can make buying a home less expensive and benefit consumers by helping to increase competition (http://www.justice.gov/atr/rebates-make-buying-home-less-expensive). Only 10 states still prohibit rebates and the DOJ is working on them to reverse their stance on rebates. In 2005 the DOJ successfully sued the Kentucky Real Estate Commission to allow rebates. Very few agents offer rebates. Those few agents who do generally offer their services only to buyers who are prequalified for financing and have already identified the home(s) they want by researching MLS listings themselves at websites like HAR.com, Trulia.com, Zillow.com, and Realtor.com. In other words, rebating agents offer a value proposition that corresponds well to the needs and mentality of the growing group of consumers who are willing and able to find their next home online themselves.
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