Real estate regulator advises fair play in discounter commission splits 
N.J. Real Estate Commission says companies cannot retaliate against low-commission competitors
By Glenn Roberts Jr., Tuesday, December 20, 2005.A real estate regulatory agency in New Jersey has advised that it is unlawful for brokers to set a commission-sharing policy on property listings that retaliates against a discount competitor.
The New Jersey Real Estate Commission announced in a notice today that state code "prohibits variations in commission splits that are 'punitive or retaliatory' in response to another broker taking listings at a lower gross commission rate than that charged by the broker offering the modified commission split.
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