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Placing real estate referrals is an excellent way to help you earn income and offer a valuable service to friends, family, neighbors and business associates.
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HOW THIS WORKS:
PLACE YOUR LICENSE HERE PUT TOGETHER REFERRALS EARN MONEY ON SALES

Your real estate license has value... even when you are not actively working...

You've worked hard, spent many hours and a lot of money to get your real estate license, but right now, something is keeping you from being active as a realtor. Don't let your license sit dormant or expire. Place your license here for a nominal annual fee and earn money on every sale made from your referrals. 

Emeritus offers you an amazing solution to keep your license active and earn money from your referrals. There are NO realtor fees, MLS fees, or monthly office fees, saving you a lot of money annually. We even pay for your mandatory E&O insurance!

Then, for an annual fee of $100, you may place your referral with the agent of your choice and refer residential, commercial, new construction, even land deals! A 25% referral of a $200,000 property will put $900 in your pocket and all you had to do was refer your client to an active realtor.

Becoming an Emeritus referral agent is a better option rather than letting your license go inactive or expiring!
 

 
Emeritus Associates Save Money!

LFRO associates are not required to pay National & Texas Association of Realtors or SABOR dues. Nor will the you be required to belong to MLS or pay E&O insurance. The only cost to the associate is the annual prorate fee of $100.

NEW AGENTS:

This is a fantastic program for new or under experienced agents. You can access the network as you build and enhance your new business and still earn income!

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Become an Emeritus referral agent and keep your real estate license active while earning $$$.

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