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Updated 12 months ago,

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Garrett Ro
  • Boston, MA
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Referral/Commission without a RE license in Boston, MA?

Garrett Ro
  • Boston, MA
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Hi everyone,

I'm a pharmacist at a hospital in Boston, MA and was wondering if I could collect referral fees (?) or commission based on introducing my coworkers (doctors, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, etc....all high income earners) to a real estate agent or broker. If so, how do I market myself and/or initiate a contract(?) with an agent or broker? Is there a standard contract/agreement for referrals with or without a license?

If not, and I have to actually get a real estate license first, how do I find a sponsoring broker specifically interested in this arrangement?

Are there brokers in the Boston area willing to sponsor someone (an agent if necessary) just for referrals?

Is there a way to avoid paying dues, fees, etc. to basically have an inactive RE agent's license simply to refer out to another agent/broker?

Thanks in advance,

Garrett

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