User56843_2_t Mark Seibert
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     I see many Realtors networked with these non-real estate "Referral Companies".  These companies also charge 30 to 40% referral fee. I wonder if there are other companies, or ways Realtors can go around this. If your going to pay a referral, it would be so nice to pay 30% to a fellow Realtor (Instead Of A Company).

 

4 Comments on How to set yourself up for in & out of town referrals

Mark, there is a referral network connected with licensees who earn the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation.  I have received most of my inbound referrals from other CRS agents.  And I tend to refer friends or contacts to a fellow CRS agent if are looking for a home in another state.

Active Rain has started its own referral network.  REBAC (the Real Estate Buyer Agency Council) has its own referral network too.  I think there are many places you can go within the industry that can help you avoid working with non-licensee companies.

09/17/2007 01:34 PM by Wayzata Lakes Realty: Eric Kodner Sells Luxury Homes


I hear that....well...there is supposedly a referral network set up on this site...but based on the blogs I am reading, it does not seem to be working too well....since there are so many complaints about it, AR might clean it up....

09/17/2007 01:49 PM by Konnie MAC Northern Virginia Real Estate (Konnie McKee )


I've begun looking at activerain for referrals- but I'm not a fan of blind referrals. I like to look at the city in activerain and look through the blog posts of agents that I think may match my client's interests. Then I contact that blogger.

09/17/2007 01:52 PM by Chuck Willman, Arizona East Valley RealtorĀ® (Gentry Realty)


I am part of a team in Virginia and we make a point to network with agents at every event we go to so we can have contacts across the country. I do not like blind referrals either but there is a wealth of information online now and you can really do alot of research on your own about who to refer to. If you have anyone moving to Northern Virginia, I would greatly appreciate the referral!

04/02/2008 10:42 PM by Ben Heisler (Tanya & Co. - Keller Williams Realty)


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