AGENT PARTNERSHIPS

Build together.
Grow together.

A growing listing business needs capacity. An agent building their career needs opportunities. MODR brings those needs together through Agent Partnerships inside BIQ.

Your skills. Your contribution.
An agreed opportunity to earn.

Collaborate on listing marketing, photography, promotional videos, showing coverage, open houses and lead follow-up—with clear responsibilities and compensation agreed before work begins.

Need support?

Post a specific assignment, define the work and approved expenses, and propose a total payout from qualifying transaction proceeds. Review interested agents and choose a partner.

Ready to contribute?

Find opportunities that fit your skills, availability and resources. Build experience and professional relationships while supporting another MODR agent’s business.

How a partnership works

  1. The requesting agent submits an opportunity; Ola reviews its board summary before it becomes visible to approved MODR members.
  2. Interested agents describe how they can contribute. The requesting agent selects a partner.
  3. Both agents review and accept the same scope, expense budget, payout amounts and payment risk. Revised terms require fresh acceptance.
  4. Ola verifies the executed written agreement, licenses and required permissions before approving work or spending.
  5. The partner records completed work and approved expenses; the requesting agent confirms completion.
  6. When qualifying proceeds are actually collected, Ola verifies available funds and approves the agreed payout. Mika reviews, signs off and records payment completed outside BIQ.

Closing-contingent compensation

No closing or qualifying termination fee actually collected means no payout. Contributions, funded expenses and completed work may receive no compensation. Neither MODR nor the requesting agent guarantees repayment.

These are voluntary opportunities. An agent may contribute substantial time, work or resources and receive nothing if the agreed payment event does not occur. A termination fee can fund compensation only when the written agreement authorizes it and qualifying fees are actually collected. A pending sale, expected commission or unpaid fee is not available proceeds.

Clear terms before you begin

Each assignment has a defined scope and fixed total payout. Any expense reimbursement is included in that agreed total. There is no automatic premium, guaranteed return or standard brokerage-wide rate. The requesting agent authorizes compensation from their qualifying proceeds; the contributing agent accepts the possibility of no payout. If proceeds cannot cover the agreed amount, leadership reconciles the agreement without creating an automatic repayment obligation.

Funding arrangements and service contributions must be evaluated according to their actual terms. Ola’s workflow approval records the review; it does not substitute for any legal review necessary for the arrangement. BIQ acceptance does not replace an executed written agreement.

Private opportunities. Brokerage oversight.

The opportunity board is for approved MODR agents. Public summaries describe the work and compensation without confidential client information. Detailed scope, listing references, agreements, completion records and payout information are restricted to participating agents and leadership. Supporting documents remain in the securely shared locations provided by the participants.

Start with the right opportunity.

Already with MODR? Open Agent Partnerships in BIQ. Considering joining? Meet the brokerage and explore how collaboration can support your next chapter.