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Cooperative Sale Definition<\/h2>\n

A cooperative sale<\/strong> means a sales transaction involving two real estate agents<\/a> who work at different brokerages<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Explanation<\/h2>\n

A cooperative sale happens when a buyer is introduced to the property and represented by a buyer\u2019s agent<\/a> who works for a different company than the listing agent<\/a> who is representing the seller.<\/p>\n

These two agents agree to work together on the sale. In most cases, they split the commission<\/a> paid by the seller equally. Many US states and MLSs have rules to govern these kinds of transactions. A handful of states even made it illegal for a buyer to be represented by the same agent who represents the seller (dual agency<\/a>).<\/p>\n

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