A real estate license holding company is a brokerage that holds your real estate license without requiring you to actively sell, lease, or list properties. Instead, agents refer business to active Realtors and earn a referral commission, providing passive income opportunities when not actively practicing.

When your real estate license is on hold or inactive, you’re temporarily stepping back from actively practicing real estate. Learn more about how you can earn passive income while on hold with referral fees.

Real estate agents with their licenses on hold commonly use referral fees to generate passive income without being actively involved in daily transactions. Here's a look at how this could be the best choice for your career.

One of the biggest hesitations of real estate agents putting their license on hold is the thought of missing out on a potential deal. But how can agents still make money with their license, without selling a home?

Whether you're a Broker, Managing Broker, or Residential Leasing Agent, understanding the specific CE requirements for your role is crucial to maintaining your license and staying ahead in the industry.

There may come a time in your real estate career when you find yourself contemplating whether to transfer your license or put it on hold. This blog post aims to guide you through the decision-making process by highlighting some important considerations.

The referral process allows for agents to capitalize on their networks while their real estate career is on hold. This guide will help you to develop a greater understanding of the referral process!

There are many reasons to move your license to a holding company. Read our top five and see why transferring your license might be the answer for you!

What is a real estate license holding company, and why do brokers join them? Learn all about it here.