What the NAR Settlement Means for Florida Home Sellers

If you’re selling a home in Florida, the recent NAR commission settlement may affect how you negotiate and pay agent fees.

What Changed?

  • Buyer agent compensation is no longer required in MLS listings
  • Commissions are now more negotiable and visible
  • Buyers may need to pay their agent directly

What This Means for You

1. Buyer Agent Fees Are Optional

You can choose whether and how to offer compensation—publicly or privately.

2. Buyer Pools May Shrink

Buyers who must pay their own agent may avoid homes with no compensation offered.

3. Transparency Is Rising

You’ll get a clearer view of fees, and we’ll walk you through every decision.

Strategy for Florida Sellers

  • Decide whether to offer buyer agent compensation
  • Highlight your home’s value and market positioning
  • Work with a skilled marketer—not just a fee negotiator

Should You Still Offer a Buyer Agent Commission?

  • Yes, if you want maximum exposure and easier buyer negotiations
  • No, if you’re in a niche market or working with direct buyers

How Team Renick Helps

  • Custom commission strategy
  • Marketing across all platforms—MLS or not
  • Full transparency + legal compliance

Call to Action

Want help navigating the new commission rules?
Contact Team Renick for an expert listing strategy tailored to your goals.

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