Homebuyer agent commissions (NAR) Settlement Payout Date: When Checks Go Out
- Who qualifies
- Bought a home since 2015 and paid a commission to the buyer's agent.
- Estimated payout
- Estimated amount depends on the commission you paid
- Claim deadline
- Oct 27, 2026
- Settlement fund
- $120M
- Class period
- Home purchases since 2015
- Official claim site
- www.homebuyersettlement.com
- Verified
- Oct 16, 2026 · confirmed on the official site
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The Homebuyer agent commissions (NAR) settlement is a $120M class action settlement for people who bought a home since 2015 and paid a commission to the buyer's agent. Claims are closed. Payments go out after the court's final approval.
Who qualifies
Bought a home since 2015 and paid a commission to the buyer's agent.
How much you could get
Estimated amount depends on the commission you paid. The total fund is $120M; what each person gets moves with the number of valid claims, so earlier published estimates can rise or fall. Every number OwedList shows is an estimate, never a promise.
Key dates
- Claim deadline: Oct 27, 2026
- Final approval hearing: after the claim deadline; payments follow approval.
- Last verified by OwedList: Oct 16, 2026
Common questions
- Is the Homebuyer agent commissions (NAR) settlement legit?
- Yes. It is a court-supervised class action settlement, and the only official place to file is www.homebuyersettlement.com. OwedList verified it against the official site on Oct 16, 2026. Filing is always free.
- How much will I get?
- Estimated amount depends on the commission you paid. The total fund is $120M, and in most settlements the final amount depends on how many valid claims come in. Every figure OwedList shows is an estimate, never a promise.
- When do payments go out?
- After the claim deadline passes, the court holds a final approval hearing. Payments usually go out one to six months after final approval, unless an appeal delays them.
- Is a class action settlement payment taxable?
- It depends on what the payment compensates. Payments that reimburse a loss are generally not taxed; interest and some other payments can be. See our guide on settlement taxes, and ask a tax professional about your case.
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