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Partner agent network

We Screen Renters Out Before You Ever See a Lead

Our qualification form asks about ownership first. Anyone who rents is routed to moving resources and never enters the agent funnel. Every introduction you receive is a self-reported California homeowner who has named a destination state and a timeline.

What is actually different

Four things, and none of them are a volume promise

Every lead vendor claims motivated buyers. Here is what we do structurally instead of claiming.

Renters are filtered before handoff

Ownership is the first question on the form, not the last. A renter never reaches the contact step of the buyer path. They get relocation resources instead. That means the tire-kicker problem agents complain about with every major lead source is handled before your phone rings, not after.

One agent per introduction

Contact information is not sold, resold, or dropped into a shared pool. When we introduce a homeowner to you, you are the only agent that homeowner was given. You are not racing three other people to a first callback.

Maximum 4 agents per state

We cap the roster at 4 agents in any state and place them by metro. When a state is full, it is closed. That cap is the reason the introductions stay exclusive, and it is also the reason we cannot take every applicant.

You compete with a credit you did not fund

The client is offered a closing cost credit toward closing costs on their purchase. It is funded out of the referral fee, not out of your commission separately, so you walk into the first conversation with something to offer that the agent down the street does not have.

The economics

What it costs you and when

No upfront fee, no subscription, no per-lead charge. You pay a referral fee at closing and nothing before it.

Referral fee

Paid at closing, nothing before it

Paid at closing on the buy side, through the standard broker-to-broker referral agreement. If the client never closes, you owe nothing.

Cost per lead

Zero

You are not buying leads. There is no monthly minimum and no charge for an introduction that does not convert.

Volume

We will not quote a number here until we can back it with our own reporting. Ask us during the placement call and we will tell you what we are actually seeing in your market.

The credit the client receives comes out of that referral fee. It is not an additional charge to you, and you are not asked to discount your commission to fund it.

What we expect

What we ask from partner agents

The screening only matters if the agent on the other end holds up their side.

Respond the same day

We hand off one introduction at a time, so there is no backup agent working the same person. If you cannot reliably answer a new introduction within a few hours during business days, this will not work.

Real out-of-state buyer experience

These clients are buying a home they may see once before they write on it. Remote showings, video walkthroughs, contingency structures tied to a California sale, and honest guidance on neighborhoods they have never driven.

Cover a metro, not a state

We place agents by market, not by state line. Tell us the metro or counties you actually work. We would rather have 4 agents covering four real markets than one agent claiming an entire state.

Report back

Tell us when a client goes under contract, when they go quiet, and when they close. The closing cost credit depends on the referral being tracked to closing.

Apply to the agent network

Seven required fields. Website, years licensed, and bio are optional and will not block your application.

Name the area you actually work. We do not assign statewide coverage.