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Does a Realtor Get Commission from an HSA Home Warranty?

Published June 18, 2023

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Short answer: No—realtors do not receive direct commissions for selling HSA home warranties, though they may benefit indirectly.

How home warranties and realtors interact

If you are looking to buy a home, you may have come across the option of purchasing a home warranty through the Home Service Club (HSA). One common question that may arise is whether a realtor will receive a commission from recommending or selling an HSA home warranty.

It's important to understand how home warranties work and the role of realtors in the process:

Realtor commissions: direct or indirect

  • Realtors are not paid direct commissions for selling HSA home warranties.
  • Realtors may benefit indirectly from recommending an HSA home warranty to a buyer by potentially reducing the likelihood of post-sale issues or disputes.
  • Realtors often prioritize the best interest of their clients and may suggest a home warranty to provide extra protection and peace of mind.

While realtors may not receive a direct commission from HSA home warranties, they play a vital role in guiding home buyers through the purchasing process and ensuring they make informed decisions.

When you're on the journey to buy a home, exploring options like an HSA home warranty through the Home Service Club is essential. A frequent question is whether realtors earn commissions from these warranties, and the answer is no—realtors do not receive direct commissions for selling HSA home warranties.

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