Frequently Asked Questions

Referral fees typically range from 20-35% of the receiving agent's commission, depending on the arrangement. The exact amount varies based on the transaction and the receiving agent. Our CRM tracks all your referrals and shows you the status and expected earnings for each one.

Simply log into your CRM dashboard and fill out our referral submission form with the client's information and their real estate needs. We'll match them with a qualified agent in our network and handle all the paperwork. You can track the status of every referral in real-time through your dashboard.

You receive your referral fee after the transaction closes and the receiving agent's commission is disbursed. Payment is typically processed within 5-10 business days of closing. You'll receive notifications throughout the process so you always know when to expect payment.

Yes! While we have a network of trusted agents, you can also refer to agents outside our network. Just submit the referral through our CRM, and we'll handle the referral agreement paperwork with the receiving agent to ensure you get paid.

Yes, Just Referred agents can refer commercial clients, as long as they remain strictly in a referral-only role and do not perform any licensed commercial brokerage activity.

Yes, you must have an active real estate license in at least one U.S. state to join JustReferred. Your license will need to be transferred to or held by our brokerage. We handle the paperwork to make this process as smooth as possible.

Not at all! Your license stays active while with JustReferred. If you decide to return to active selling, you can simply transfer your license to another brokerage. Many agents use us as a "parking place" for their license during career transitions or breaks.

While agents are responsible for completing their own continuing education requirements, we provide reminders and resources to help you stay compliant. We also have partnerships with CE providers that offer discounted courses to our members.

Absolutely! If you have an active license in Nevada and move to another state, keeping your Nevada license active with Just Referred allows you to refer buyers and sellers to any REALTOR® nationwide and get paid a referral through your Nevada license regardless of where you live.

For example: You have a friend in Colorado who is thinking about selling. You submit the referral to our portal, and we find an experienced REALTOR® to refer them to. When they close on the sale, that brokerage pays Just Referred - Nevada the agreed-upon referral fee (typically between 20% to 30% of the gross commission), and you get paid 80% of that referral amount as an active agent with Just Referred.

This makes Just Referred perfect for agents who have relocated but want to maintain their Nevada license and continue earning through their network no matter where they live.

Yes, absolutely. As a licensed agent with Just Referred, you can advertise yourself as a Referral-Only Agent and promote your ability to connect buyers and sellers with full-service agents in exchange for referral fees. Your marketing should always make it clear that you do not directly represent buyers or sellers in a transaction, but instead specialize in connecting clients with trusted agents through Just Referred.

No. Agents with Just Referred are licensed in Nevada as referral-only agents and are not permitted to actively list or sell any properties, including new construction. Even though new home sales do not require MLS membership, acting as a buyer's agent or representing a client in a sale would still be considered licensed real estate activity outside the scope of a referral-only license. However, you may refer clients to a full-service agent who can represent them in a new home purchase and earn a referral fee for that connection.

Just Referred is a referral-only real estate brokerage model. Agents affiliated with the brokerage:

• Do not perform traditional real estate services
• Do not show property, host open houses, or write contracts
• Do not represent buyers or sellers in transactions
• Only refer clients to active, full-service licensed agents

Agents may earn a referral fee when a referred client completes a transaction through a receiving brokerage.

Under Nevada law, individuals who earn income from business activity are generally required to obtain a State Business License.

Why is this required? Referral income is considered a business activity. Agents are compensated as independent contractors (1099), and Nevada does not provide a specific exemption for referral-only licensees.

Agents affiliated with Just Referred may NOT engage in the following activities:

Agents affiliated with Just Referred MAY engage in the following activities:

• Referral fees are paid broker-to-broker
• Just Referred receives the referral fee and distributes compensation
• Agents are responsible for reporting income appropriately
• Agents are responsible for maintaining proper tax status (individual or entity)

All agents must adhere to the following compliance requirements:

• Follow Nevada real estate laws and regulations
• Use only broker-approved forms and referral agreements
• Ensure all referrals are documented properly
• Avoid any activity that could be interpreted as agency representation

To remain compliant and protected, follow these best practices: