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Your buyer agreement

Choose your service tier, acknowledge the Florida transaction-broker disclosure, and sign the buyer-broker agreement before showings or offers. Review the selected plan pricing and your written agreement before proceeding.

✓ Unlimited listing browsing
✓ Make offers with agent review
✓ A definite expiration date
✓ A potential closing-cost credit if eligible

Selected buyer plan

Flat Fee

$400 due now

Up to 3% less the agreed flat fee

Illustration assumes 3% buyer-broker compensation. All commissions are negotiable; the final fee and any credit are governed by your written agreement.

All real estate commissions are negotiable and are not set by law. Any rebate is an estimated potential closing-cost credit, not a guarantee. You may receive up to the amount shown, subject to your written agreement, the commission Southern Realty Associates actually receives, applicable fees, lender approval, loan-program limits, and a completed closing. The credit may be reduced or unavailable and must be disclosed on the closing statement; it is not cash paid outside closing.

Choose your plan

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I acknowledge that Southern Realty Associates will represent me as a Florida transaction broker, not as a single agent or dual agent, unless a different relationship is established in writing. The agreement has definite start and expiration dates and does not auto-renew.Type your full legal name to sign

Your typed signature is sent to the RETM buyer-agreement gate. A licensed Southern Realty Associates buyer specialist will follow up after signing.

Southern Realty Associates acts as a Florida transaction broker unless a single-agent relationship is established in writing. Signing a buyer-broker agreement is required before showings or offers; the agreement has a definite expiration date and no auto-renewal. Rebates are potential credits of up to the amount illustrated, not guarantees. All commissions are negotiable and are not set by law.