How it works
Join. Refer.
Get paid.
You join with a short form, and we move your license to our referral-only office. When someone you know is buying or selling, you call us. We find and vet the right agent, and when the deal closes you keep 80% of the referral fee.
01
You join.
A short form: name, contact info, current brokerage, license type. Then the $100 yearly membership. Retired military, police or fire pay nothing.
02
We move your license.
We handle the transfer with the state, whether you're licensed in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania agents join through our company. You don't fill out state paperwork or wait on hold. In New Jersey the state charges a small fee, up to $75.
Your license stays active the whole time you're with us. No MLS. No Realtor board. No E&O. No desk fee.
03
You refer someone.
A friend is selling. A cousin is moving to Tampa. A client from years ago is buying a shore house. Anywhere in the world counts.
Call us, or fill out the referral slip. You can name the agent yourself or let us pick.
04
We find and vet the agent.
This is the part that makes us different. We research the market, vet and screen agents, and pick the one who fits that client, so the referral actually closes.
We know the top agents in Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Mercer and the surrounding counties. Out of state, we do the homework.
05
You get paid.
When it closes, the referral fee comes to the office and you keep 80% of it.
Going back to active
Want to sell again? You can.
Your license can be switched back to active status in minutes.
In New Jersey, referral agents don't need continuing education while they're with us. If you switch back to salesperson or broker, the Commission may require some first, depending on how long you've been a referral agent. Pennsylvania has its own rules, so ask us and we'll go through them with you.
Talk to us before you switch. We'll tell you exactly what's involved.
SourceNJ Real Estate Commission, Restrictions upon brokerage activities of referral agents (PDF), and the Commission's own answers collected in our referral agent FAQ. Rules change. When in doubt, the Commission's word wins.