Renewal fees due. No deal this year.
Don't let your license go.
Park it here for $100.
If you didn't close a deal this year, you don't have to pay MLS fees, board dues and E&O just to stay licensed. Move your license to our referral-only office for $100 a year. It stays active, and you still get paid 80% when you refer someone.
Keep my license, $100/yrYou worked hard for that license.
The classes. The exam. The years of building a network. Letting it lapse because of one slow year throws all of that away, and getting it back later is a lot more work than keeping it.
Here's the other option. Keep the license. Drop the fees. Most agents pay $1,000 to $2,000 a year in MLS, board, E&O and desk fees to stay active. With us it's $100. That's the whole bill.
You still know people who are moving.
Your neighbor. Your kid's coach. Your old college roommate in Florida. When one of them buys or sells, you call us. We find and vet the right agent, here or anywhere, and when it closes you keep 80% of the referral fee.
On a $10,000 commission with a 25% referral fee, that's $2,000 to you. Run your own numbers.
Keep the license. Drop the fees.
And if you want to sell again?
Want to sell again? You can switch back to active status quickly: usually within a day, and in minutes if you have a live listing.confirm: George, before launch No continuing education while you're a referral agent, either. The Commission may require some if you later switch back to salesperson.
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.
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Got it. Thank you.
We'll call you within one business day.confirm: Sharon We'll walk you through moving your license. No forms to chase.
One more step: pay your $100 membership.
Your fee is waived. Thank you for your service.
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