Our property-sales remuneration
Where NPIS is engaged in a property sale, the seller, developer or selling party may pay a real estate sales commission or referral remuneration. The exact arrangement can vary by property and transaction.
What that means for buyers
You should understand who pays NPIS and whether any commercial relationship exists with the seller, developer, builder, marketer, finance provider or another party connected with a transaction.
Research should still stand on its own
A commission is not evidence that a property is suitable. We aim to assess each opportunity against market evidence, property fundamentals and price comparables, and to explain the material risks and assumptions.
Independent advice remains yours
Buyers should use their own solicitor or conveyancer, finance professional, tax adviser and building/inspection professionals as appropriate. You are not required to use a related service provider simply because NPIS introduces one.