Referral Fee Disbursement: What to Submit and How It’s Paid

referral fee disbursement

Referral fees are broker‑to‑broker transactions and must follow specific documentation and payment rules. This article explains what to submit for referral fee disbursement, how referral commissions are paid, and why agents may never collect referral fees directly. Use this guide to avoid delays, rejected payments, and compliance issues when referral income is part of your transaction.

Why Agents May Never Receive Commission Payments Directly

Why Agents May Never Receive Commission Payments Directly

Real estate agents may never receive commission payments directly. This article explains why all compensation must flow through the broker, how payments are handled at closing, and what to do in rentals or non‑traditional transactions. Understanding this rule upfront helps prevent compliance issues, payment delays, and last‑minute problems when it’s time to get paid.

CDA Timing: When to Submit So You Get Paid On Time

CDA Timing When to submit a CDA so you get paid on time directly from the closing

Timing matters when it comes to getting paid. This article explains when to submit your CDA request, why late submissions cause delays, and how early submission helps prevent last‑minute issues at closing. If you want your commission paid smoothly and on time, understanding CDA timing is just as important as submitting the right documents.

What Documents We Need to Process Your CDA (And What Delays Payment)

CDA required documents

Learn exactly which documents are required to process a CDA at Easy Realty and why incomplete files delay payment. This guide covers purchase, referral, and rental transactions, explains common documentation mistakes, and outlines what to submit so your commission can be paid on time. Use this as a checklist before submitting your Get Paid request.