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Replies (6)
- sunnyview
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I don't know. What kind of quality lead are you offering?
- Sergio Hernandez, "Sergio Hernandez"
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Have to know what the lead is to determine its worth.
- Dunes....
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Well we do know Many Agents/Agencies do or would do this
"Referrals come "off the top" before commission is split. The referral is a negotiated percentage paid to another company for sending a client, either as a seller or a buyer. Here's an example of a typical buyer referral:
"Referral Fees from One Brokerage to Another and Agent Split"
"Referrals come "off the top" before commission is split. The referral is a negotiated percentage paid to another company for sending a client, either as a seller or a buyer. Here's an example of a typical buyer referral:
1. Brokerage A has a client selling their home and leaving the area. They refer the buyer client to Brokerage B in another state with a written referral agreement at a certain percentage of the final commission earned by Brokerage B.
2. Using the $12,000 gross commission from above, and an agreed referral fee of 25% would give Brokerage A $3000 for the referral, and Brokerage B's agent and broker would split the remaining $9000.
3. Using the 50/50 split from the first example would yield $4500 for the agent in Brokerage B."..Link- sunnyview
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I found the prettiest rock the other day, but I would be willing to sell it for the right price. Tell you what, you bring me a qualified lead and I'll pay you a 10% finders fee on anything I get over $100.
- Dunes....
- Contributions:3894
Sunnyview
In today's Rock Market there is an abundance of inventory & low interest rates so Pricing is important.....Photos and staging are also important..
Perhaps you should contact a Rockator and have a Comprehensive Rock Market Analysis (CRMA) done..
Use a Full time Rockator because the Flat-Fee or those who would take less are all Stupid..Bad...Evil
You get what you pay for..Studies shown a Full Time Rockator will get you more Money than a FSBO Rock
Good Luck on the Sale of your Rock
In today's Rock Market there is an abundance of inventory & low interest rates so Pricing is important.....Photos and staging are also important..
Perhaps you should contact a Rockator and have a Comprehensive Rock Market Analysis (CRMA) done..
Use a Full time Rockator because the Flat-Fee or those who would take less are all Stupid..Bad...Evil
You get what you pay for..Studies shown a Full Time Rockator will get you more Money than a FSBO Rock
Good Luck on the Sale of your Rock
- sunnyview
- Contributions:25139
Thanks Dunes. I know the market is tough out there, but with proper advertising and the right price I am confident that I can find a buyer for this one of a kind rock.
I have a top drawer rock stager coming and am in talks with a photographer that once shot a photo of a rock for National Geographic. So exciting...
I have a top drawer rock stager coming and am in talks with a photographer that once shot a photo of a rock for National Geographic. So exciting...
What is the Value of a quality lead worth to you?
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