Real Estate agents in Referral Status Questions & Answers

Real Estate Brokers and Agents who have a desire to earn extra money while cutting costs of holding a real estate license.

Yes, as a Referral Agent in the State of Maryland, continuing education credits are required to keep your real estate license in good standing whether you are active or inactive as a real estate agent.

The Referral Tank commission structure depends on several factors.  

Referral  fees received from outside brokers as a result of referrals placed...

 No. You can refer your clients to any agent with any company to or from anywhere in the country. 

Yes, we focus on both commercial and residential real estate transactions. 

If you know an agent that will pay a referral on a rental, then yes.  Typically, agents will not pay referrals on rentals because there is so  little commission involved.  

Yes, if you know an agent suitable for your client, submit the Referral Agreement with the names and contact information containing your preference.

Yes.  You may submit your referral to a REALTOR™ you trust or tap into our network of professionals. 

Yes. Refer yourself to an agent just as you would any other buyer or seller.
When  buying or selling your own home, your split will be 70%