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Where can real estate agents exchange client referrals?
Real estate agents exchange client referrals in the Realtor Referral Hub: a national, peer-to-peer network where a realtor with a client moving to another city hands that client to the local partner who covers that metro, on a signed referral agreement between the brokerages. Listing and matching are free for realtors; the only fee is the standard 25% referral fee between brokerages, paid only when the referred deal closes.
How the exchange works here
Join free and get listed.
Join the Realtor Referral Hub group and you are registered automatically; claim your free Verified listing so partners can find you by metro.
Post the need, or take one.
Name the city and whether it is a buyer, seller, rental, or relocation need. The desk matches it to the partner who holds that metro.
Paper first, then the client.
A signed referral agreement between the brokerages comes before any client name moves — and the standard 25% referral fee is paid between brokerages only at closing.
What it costs an agent
Nothing to join, nothing to be listed, nothing to be matched, and no monthly fee. If a referred deal never closes, nobody pays anything. That is the difference between a peer network and a lead marketplace: nobody here bought a lead, and nobody here sells one.
Ask the desk instead
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