Especially if it is someone on here where all you need to do is post a message saying so and so didnt pay my referral fee...dont refer to him.For my incoming referrals, I dont do too much to track it either...my brokerage has a system where I just enter the referral into the computer along with the referring agent, then when someone gets paid, it could be years later, the checks go out to where they are supposed to.Having a BP based system would be nice....but the thing is that is going to take money to create, and then that in turn will cost us an agents who will need to contribute the money to make that feasible.  

I am opening a 100% commission investor friendly brokerage with a high-end brand and agent training (been coaching agents for 3 years).

Also, any recommendation for choosing a brokerage in Fort Worth? 

According to the court's ruling, "These prohibitions constrain interstate commerce in the purchase and sale of Kentucky real estate, isolating Kentucky from the national brokerage market, a result made unconstitutional by the Commerce Clause.

I own 80 units and have my own brokerage company, but I only do the North side of Chicago.  

Hi there....I own a real estate brokerage in Portland, OR, working primarily with retail sales and in particular more on the listing side.

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Most  brokerages here either are 80/20 or 70/30 split which often then charges additional desk fees and insurance  on top.  

And I know an excellent agent who is familiar with Puyallup, works at a brokerage owned by one of the biggest (as far as volume) investors in Pierce county, IS an investor herself and is super smart.

Best move everthe key is FIND A BROKERAGE that will be ok with whatever you want to do with your license!!