Inverse Compensation™

The "Inverse Commission™," as referenced in the Paris Paradigm™ documents, represents an innovative compensation model in real estate transactions, distinctively different from traditional commission structures. Here's an overview of its key features:
1. Inverse Relationship with Price: In the Inverse Commission™ model, the compensation of the NEGOTIATOR™ (the agent representing the buyer) is inversely related to the final purchase price of the property. This means that the lower the purchase price secured for the buyer, the higher the NEGOTIATOR™'s commission. This structure is a significant departure from the conventional commission model, where agent compensation typically increases with the property price.
2. Alignment of Interests: This compensation model aligns the NEGOTIATOR™'s financial interests with those of the buyer. In traditional setups, the buyer's and agent's interests might conflict because agents could benefit from a higher sale price. The Inverse Commission™ ensures that the NEGOTIATOR™ is motivated to negotiate the lowest possible price for the buyer, as this results in higher earnings for the agent.
3. Promotion of Ethical Representation: By aligning the NEGOTIATOR™'s financial incentives with the buyer's goal of a lower purchase price, the Inverse Commission™ promotes more ethical representation of the buyer. It encourages the NEGOTIATOR™ to diligently find and negotiate the best possible deal.

4. Technical Skill Requirement: The NEGOTIATOR™, under this model, is expected to be highly skilled in negotiation and knowledgeable about the real estate market. Their expertise becomes crucial in securing the best terms for the buyer while ensuring their own fair compensation.
The Inverse Commission™ model thus represents a significant shift in real estate transaction dynamics, aiming to create a more buyer-friendly environment by ensuring that the agent's compensation is directly tied to the buyer's financial benefit.