When is the referral fee due?
The agreement defines Completed Transaction as the closing of a real estate transaction and the Referral Fee as resulting from it. An accepted referral that closes within two years triggers the fee, which is paid directly from escrow; payment more than ten days after closing incurs an additional late fee.
Read the official payment termsHow the referral program works
- 01
Register in the official partner portal and complete your profile.
- 02
Review the referral agreement, service areas and onboarding requirements.
- 03
Respond to referred clients, provide status updates and follow the agreement's closing-payment instructions.
Fees and payment terms
Referral percentage is specified for each referral before acceptance. Both a referred client’s purchase and sale can incur the agreed fee. A late fee applies if payment is not received within ten days of close.
Upfront and other costs
No separate enrollment charge is stated in the reviewed referral agreement; confirm any separately offered products before signing.
Use the current written agreement to confirm the fee base, when payment is due, and which future transactions are covered.
Who this program is for
Licensed agents must complete partner onboarding and the applicable brokerage agreement.
May be a good fit for
Agents who want another marketplace source alongside a structured follow-up system.
One detail to pay attention to
Home & Money is associated with MyAgentFinder, so these brands may not represent independent lead streams.
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Official program information
These company pages informed this guide. They're the best place to confirm changes before you apply.
- Official partner registration
- MyAgentFinder referral agreement
- Inside Real Estate marketplace documentation
Public program and application pages establish current marketing or enrollment activity. They don't establish openings, lead volume or acceptance in your market.
