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Blue Licenses Holding, Llc is a sham company that sells or uses it numbers to make robo calls that scam people. I recently received a call on my cell phone from "". I chased down some of the info about that number via free Google searching, and free, but minimal info from PeopleFinders.

Since I pay for each call and each minute of each call on the cell phone, I do not want to "answer" such calls. Thought you-all might want to know this. I recently got a call on my cell phone from "", a number which I didn't recognize. I did not accept answer the call because it costs a minimum of 10 cents, and 10 cents for each more minute. I looked up the number with www. Probably a scam-call. I recall seeing a number of calls from I just got a phishing text with a link to Malware from the number I think we need to file a Edited per community guidelines Edited per community guidelines.

It is a predatory company. Here is the text. The FBI has not been able to stop them. So what else is new? I have gotten hundreds of robo calls because of this. Eventually I had to block everything except my own contacts So that I would not get continual calls from Robo-scammers. That only partially works. You should not under any circumstances return these calls as they may be trying to rob your I.

Also write the board of directors of ATT. Wireless Forum. Wireless Account. The phone that makes your everyday epic. Check availability. Like Comment Follow Share. Retired agents have a wealth of contacts and moving them into a referral company often makes the break easier if their production has dropped off. When they move their license into a referral company, they may not show or list property or discuss or negotiate contracts. It allows for a graceful exit from full-time selling and their primary focus becomes referring their contacts to other real estate associates.

The challenge with that is branch managers have enough to handle with active selling agents, and it skews productivity numbers. A broker needs to actively engage their members to achieve maximum benefit for the licensee and the company. In a license holding company, licensees may not have to pay real estate Association and MLS dues and fees because they no longer need access to what those entities provide.

You can place their out-of-area referrals for them through your Relocation Department. States requirements vary on how a license company should be set up. Some require a different broker of record from the primary brokerage. Some allow for the same broker of record, but it must be a separate company in the eyes of the governing state department of real estate.

In other states, the renewal fees and hours needed in continuing education to maintain a valid license are high, so you have more people who let their licenses lapse once they are done actively practicing real estate. One successful referral will likely pay for their continuing education courses and their referral company annual dues.

One strategy is to market to licensees that you have a place for them when they leave active real estate practice. You may also market to people who have a license, but have never used it to actively practice real estate. Or to people who have recently taken the real estate test, and have no intention of actively selling real estate at this time. There are many people who get a real estate license for the sole purpose of referring people they know to real estate agents for referral fees.

The most promising group is the bottom quartile of agents in your MLS and your company. They are perfect candidates to step into a referral role. The key to a successful referral company is to have someone manage the communication with the members.

Have a program coordinator who can facilitate the referrals and license renewals, send the confirmation for the referral fees, provide regular updates on referrals, and ensure they get paid in a timely fashion. They should also manage the flow of resources and information to the member group. The easier you make it for the referral member, the more likely they are to refer.

You might start out with a part-time coordinator to manage the program in partnership with your licensing department.

A handful of closings can cover the expense of a coordinator. By having a license holding company, brokers deliver referrals to their active agents and keep their non-practicing agents producing referrals. The value lies in staying engaged with the member licensees to capitalize on every referral opportunity that might come their way. The member can earn passive income by putting their contacts to work through referrals and your firm retains the clients.

Having a license holding referral company is a win-win. For the first time since Redfin began recording in , nationwide active listings fell below , to , during the four-week period that ended Jan.

Give your marketing a smart, new makeover by leaving these five practices behind and replacing them with surefire strategies. Keep yourself up-to-date on the latest changes, strategies, analysis and events happening in the residential brokerage industry with a membership to RealTrends. Skip to content. How real estate pros can generate new business efficiently. Ryan Serhant predicts death of iBuyers, agent of the future. How it works When a licensed real estate agent quits practicing real estate, they need to remain affiliated with a brokerage so they can legally receive referral fees on referrals of past clients, friends, family and acquaintances who want to list or sell real estate in any market.

Benefits of a referral company In a license holding company, licensees may not have to pay real estate Association and MLS dues and fees because they no longer need access to what those entities provide.