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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…
The State of New Jersey offers instructions that can be somewhat overwhelming, but it’s simple enough to just login and complete the online form. Here’s an idea of what you might see on the Qualifying Questionnaire.
In late 2018, the State of New Jersey enacted a law affecting real estate referral licenses, more specifically, law NJ S430 added two new license types and removed one. Here’s what you need to know.
Real estate referral agents have invested the time and money to understand the legal requirements and processes necessary to complete a real estate transaction, but choose to facilitate relationships for others, rather than stay directly involved.
Becoming a real estate referral agent is a strong option for anyone interested in real estate with limited time.
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