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        "text": "Traditional real estate commissions typically involve a fixed percentage of the home's sale price, split between the buyer's and seller's agents, regardless of how the buyer is found. A flexible commission model, however, allows for negotiation and varied structures, such as reduced rates if the seller brings an unrepresented buyer or if specific marketing services are opted out of. A practical tradeoff is that while you might save on commission, you might also take on more responsibility in the sales process or receive fewer services.",
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        "description": "Flexible commissions allow for negotiated rates and varied structures, unlike traditional fixed-percentage models, potentially offering savings but also requiring sellers to take on more sales responsibility."
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  "description": "Flexible commissions allow for negotiated rates and varied structures, unlike traditional fixed-percentage models, potentially offering savings but also requiri"
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