Brokerage

NB Elite Realty

Last checked November 10, 2026.

Brokerage website

Model

100% commission

Type

Independent

Split

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Annual cap

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Post-cap fee

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Per-transaction fee

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Per-transaction schedule

Official pages currently publish conflicting starting amounts for the residential sliding-scale fee, so no single starting figure is treated as settled. The commission-calculator page and the FAQ (FAQ transaction-fee section updated January 8, 2026) say fees start at $299 for sales up to $200,000, then increase $50 for each additional $50,000 of sale price, with E&O included. The calculator's worked example is a $1,199 fee on a $1,100,000 sale, which matches that formula. A separate official fees page says the fee 'begins at $249 for homes up to $200,000' with the same $50 / $50,000 step and gives a $749 fee on a $700,000 sale. A third official article uses a $599 base and an $899 fee on an $800,000 sale. Agent-owned property fees are published on the calculator page as starting at $399 up to $200,000, then +$50 per $50,000. Referral fee: 10% of the amount received or the regular transaction fee, whichever is less.

Monthly fee

$39

Annual fee

$350

Startup fee

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E&O

Official FAQ and calculator pages say E&O is included in the transaction fee.

Revenue share

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California presence

Official California pages market NB Elite as a 100% commission broker in California. The general FAQ also says the company sponsors agents in Texas, Florida, New York, and Illinois. Confirm current California licensing/sponsorship before relying on this entry for a license transfer.

Notes

Membership is published as either $350 upfront annually or $39 per month — not both. Startup/registration is described inconsistently on the same FAQ ('registration fee is only $1' and 'registration is completely free'); startup_fee_usd is left null. Structured monthly and annual fields record the two published membership options. Transaction-fee starting amounts conflict across official pages and are not reduced to a single number.