Sirva Preferred Broker Network

Master Referral Policy page 3, section I.10 says the broker must tender the agreed fee at closing. Sirva may take the fee from the gross funds due to the broker at closing; if the deduction is missed, the broker remains liable.

1. 01

   Ask Sirva about broker network opportunities and coordinate with your relocation director.

2. 02

   Complete the preferred-broker review and required agent training if accepted.

3. 03

   Serve assigned buyers or sellers while meeting the relocation program's reporting and service requirements.

Agreed broker referral fee payable at closing. No universal percentage is established by the quoted policy provision; confirm the current assignment agreement. The public Master Referral Policy is undated; confirm that the current signed assignment agreement uses the same payment terms.

Upfront and other costs

Upfront or annual partner charges are not established in the reviewed public sources.

Use the current written agreement to confirm the fee base, when payment is due, and which future transactions are covered.

Published criteria include three years of full-time sales, two years handling corporate relocations, 20 recent closings including six corporate referrals, and relocation training; smaller-market criteria can vary.

General supplier registration isn't the same as acceptance into the Preferred Broker Network. Ask specifically about real estate broker participation and annual requirements.

These company pages informed this guide. They're the best place to confirm changes before you apply.

• Sirva real estate services and broker qualifications
• Sirva network agent training and review
• Sirva partnership contact
• Sirva Relocation LLC – Master Referral Policy, section I.10

Public program and application pages establish current marketing or enrollment activity. They don't establish openings, lead volume or acceptance in your market.