Incentive eligibility on real estate transactions: (A) requires customers to utilize the Mutual Veterans Benefit through the Mutual Military Benefit assigned broker. (B) may not be available to customers currently registered with another Military reward program (C) may not be available to individuals receiving certain corporate relocation benefits, subject to a review of specific policy restrictions and other benefits received for the same property transaction; (E) is available to customers not currently under contract with a real estate sales professional to buy or sell; (F) requires a minimum home sale price of $50,000, excluding land only transactions; (G) is based on a broker commission rate of 3% for a single-sided transaction, if your actual commission is less than 3%, your benefits may be reduced; (H) except where this program is prohibited by law. 

State Restrictions:
​Some states restrict rebates, but allow an equal discount to be applied. 

• Sellers may be eligible for a discount only in Alabama, Alaska, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon and Tennessee. 
• Buyers are not eligible for a rebate from the rebate program but may be eligible for a rebate from the real estate broker New Jersey. 
• Buyers are not eligible for a rebate or a discount in Alabama, Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Tennessee. 
• Sellers are not eligible for a rebate or a discount in Iowa and Kansas.

Revised:  2019

Example #1: If you are serving in the Military or you are a Veteran and you buy a $250,000 home, you will receive a $1,700 rebate and $350 will be donated to the USO.

Example #2: If you are serving in the Military or you are a Veteran and you sell a $250,000 home and purchase a $450,000 home, you will receive a $4,450 rebate and $850 will be donated to the USO.

$250,000 = $1,700 rebate

$450,000 = $2,750 rebate

Other Considerations: