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A finder's fee or referral fee is a commission paid to the person or entity that facilitated a deal by linking up a potential customer with an opportunity. A finder's fee is a reward and an incentive to motivate the facilitator of the transaction to keep providing referrals to the buyer or seller in the deal.
Referral fees are a marketing expense, a payment for a lead (but it's only paid if the sale is made). Sales commissions are a sales expense, a payment to a salesperson to close a sale.
What percentage are typical sales referral fees at agencies? Most common, in my experience: a referral fee for 10% of revenue. Second most common: a referral fee for 5% of revenue. After that, options are all over the place?for instance, 20% of the first month's retainer, and nothing after that.
Referral fees are paid from broker to broker rather than between individual agents directly. Referral agreements are, therefore, paid between cooperating brokers. The broker will then pay the agent after that.
How Are Referral Fees Paid? Referral fees are paid from broker to broker rather than between individual agents directly. Referral agreements are, therefore, paid between cooperating brokers. The broker will then pay the agent after that.