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Mike Landry
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referal fee etiquette

Mike Landry
  • Investor
  • Montgomery, TX
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Is it ok for an agent to ask for a referral fee if they refer a client to another agent that buys a house?  What is industry "standard" if one exists.  $500, .5%?  Is it best to keep referrals inside the same brokerage?  Is it appropriate to ask for a referral fee or should it only be taken when offered first?  Is there certain paperwork/disclosures that need to be filled out?  in Texas fyi.

Thanks!

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Scott Schuetz
  • Real Estate Broker
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Scott Schuetz
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indialantic, FL
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Mike Landry In Florida, we have a standardized referral form that is used by most agents. In my area the fee is normally 25% of that agents commission.

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