Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about referral fees.
New Jersey has a special license status for referral agents that sets it apart from most other states. Below are three of the benefits of putting your real estate license in referral status:
Most people have enough numbers to remember, so it’s no surprise if you don’t recall your real estate license reference number. Here’s what you need to do if you’re licensed in New Jersey or New York.
To become a referral agent, meet the state requirements to receive a real estate license & join a brokerage that permits referral agents. Then start making money…
Navigating the process of transferring or obtaining a New Jersey real estate license as an out-of-state professional can seem daunting. However, understanding the waivers available for brokers and salespersons can simplify the transition. This article aims to provide a detailed overview of the NJ real estate license waivers for out-of-state brokers and salespersons, facilitating a smoother licensing process for those looking to practice in New Jersey.
The only way to get your real estate license in referral status is by joining a New Jersey real estate referral brokerage, like General Referral.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, NJ real estate agents have additional time to renew their real estate license during the 2021 renewal cycle. The New Jersey Real Estate Commission has extended the deadline to renew your real estate license from June 30th to July 19, 2021.
This is a temporary change and the 2023 cycle should return to the regularly scheduled June 30th deadline.
Would you like to keep your license active and earn commission without having to complete continuing education, while also eliminating your board dues?
Learn more about how New Jersey referral agents save thousands, while earning commission in their spare time.
How much do referral agents make? Find out with our commission calculator.
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