Per the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission, which regulates how commission must be agreed to in writing but does not set a rate, that figure is negotiable between you and your brokerage rather than fixed. Adjustments at possession, for prepaid property tax or a condo fee already paid for the month, move a smaller amount either direction depending on your possession date.
A mortgage discharge, paying off what you still owe including any prepayment penalty your lender charges for paying early, usually costs more than every other fee combined for someone who bought or refinanced recently. For an owner who has held the mortgage for decades, that balance may be small or gone, which is the biggest reason two sellers at an identical sale price can net very different amounts.
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