According to the REALTOR® Code of Ethics, cooperating brokers must confirm the terms of compensation before accepting an offer of cooperation from a listing broker.To receive the offered compensation, cooperating brokers need to confirm the offer of cooperation in writing. This confirmation can be done using an approved Missouri REALTORS® form or through another written communication with the listing agent.

Both the buyer and seller retain the right to modify any offer of compensation through either a formal offer or an executed contract. In the event of a discrepancy between the terms agreed upon by the buyer and seller and any information provided on this site, the written agreement between the buyer and seller shall take precedence in determining the terms of compensation.

BROKER COMPENSATION, COOPERATION, AND SHARED COMPENSATION

Note: Broker compensation, including shared compensation and real estate commissions, is not regulated by law. Instead:

• Each broker sets their own compensation rates individually
• These rates may be negotiable
• Broker compensation encompasses all fees paid to a broker, not just commissions

1. Purpose: The information provided on this site is for marketing purposes only.
2. Negotiations:
   • All negotiations should be conducted in writing between the involved parties.
   • Only approved legal forms should be used for these negotiations.
3. Legal Status:
   • This information should not be attached to or incorporated into any contract or legal agreement.
   • The content on this website will not be the determining factor in any compensation arrangements between parties.
4. Flexibility: All offerings presented here are negotiable.

Note: For any legal or binding agreements, please consult with appropriate legal counsel and use official, approved documentation.