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Professional Partners Program for Advisors, Attorneys and Family Offices
Sign up once, and your clients have a Florida brokerage that reports to you
The professionals a family trusts with its money, its legal affairs and its records are the ones who get asked first when a client is thinking about a Florida home. This program gives wealth advisors, attorneys, CPAs, trustees, family offices and the other advisors around a client a standing arrangement with BreakThru Realty: a sign up form, a short partner letter, a named contact, and reporting that fits the rest of the client’s file. Nothing is paid for an introduction, in either direction, and this page explains why.
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Who the Program Is Written For
The program is for the professionals who already sit inside a client’s financial and legal life and are asked for a name when a property comes up. Most of them cannot accept a referral fee and would not want one; what they want is a brokerage that makes them look careful for having recommended it. If you advise clients who own, buy, sell or lease property in South Florida, or who are moving here from another state or country, the program is built for you.
- Wealth advisors, private bankers and investment advisors
- Estate, tax, immigration, family law and real estate attorneys
- CPAs, enrolled agents and tax advisors
- Trustees, fiduciaries and personal representatives
- Family offices, single and multi, and the estate managers who run them
- Business managers for athletes, performers and founders
- Sports agents and talent managers
- Relocation consultants, mobility teams and destination services firms
- Insurance, risk and private aviation advisors whose clients ask them about property
What a Partner Receives
Partners receive a working relationship, not a brochure. Each one has a named contact at the brokerage who answers on the same business day, a written brief within one business day of any introduction, and reporting at the points the client has approved in writing. Partners who want market intelligence without a current transaction receive the monthly South Florida Luxury Market Report when each edition is published and a short briefing on the markets they ask about, with every figure dated and sourced to the report. And when a client asks us for the kind of professional you are, your name can be among those we give, for the client to choose between.
- One named contact who answers the same business day
- A written brief within one business day of each introduction
- Reporting to you at the points the client approves, and at closing
- The monthly South Florida Luxury Market Report and market briefings on request
- Documents by secure link, in the names and entities the client has approved
- Plain notice when a request falls outside what a real estate brokerage should do
How the Sign Up Works
The form on this page asks who you are, what your clients typically need and how you would like to work with us. It does not ask for any client’s name. The broker of record reads every sign up personally and calls or writes within one business day to confirm the arrangement. A short partner letter follows: it covers confidentiality, how introductions are handled, how you are kept informed and how either side ends the arrangement. Once it is signed, you are a partner, whether your first introduction comes next week or next year.
- Send the form, with or without a current client in mind
- A call from the broker of record within one business day
- The partner letter, covering confidentiality and the introduction process
- Your choice: introductions, market briefings, or both
- A first introduction whenever a client has a need
From Introduction to Closing
An introduction can begin without a name. You tell us the situation, the timing and who has authority to give instructions; we confirm what you want to be told and when. A confidentiality agreement goes to the client or to you before any detail is shared. The client then has one named contact and a written brief within a business day, and Florida law requires the brokerage relationship to be set out in writing before the work begins. From there the file runs the way the client has approved: you hear from us at the agreed points, you receive the documents your own records need, and you are told at once if anything changes who may instruct or sign.
Why No Fee Changes Hands
The program has no fee in either direction, and Florida law is the reason rather than a policy choice. Florida license law only lets a real estate brokerage pay referral compensation to licensed real estate brokers and sales associates, so BreakThru Realty does not pay referral fees to sports agents, managers, financial advisors, attorneys or any other unlicensed professional. Federal law also bars payments for referrals between settlement service providers, so no relationship with a mortgage lender, title company or closing agent involves any payment for sending business either way. The same law treats gifts, tickets and hospitality given in return for introductions as compensation, so those are not offered either. What a partner gets instead is a brokerage whose conduct reflects well on the person who recommended it, and the knowledge that no client was ever steered because of a payment.
Authority, Structures and the Other Professionals
Before the brokerage acts on a partner’s instruction, it asks for a short written authorization from the client naming who may instruct, who may sign and what may be shared with whom. Where a purchase or sale runs through an LLC, a trust or an estate, the client’s attorney settles the structure and the signing authority first, and the brokerage works to that instruction. Tax questions, including residency and homestead, go to the client’s CPA or tax advisor. Where a loan is involved, the client should consult a mortgage lender early, and the brokerage has no relationship with any lender that involves payment. The brokerage stays inside its own license and says so when a question belongs to someone else.
Conflicts, Confidentiality and Your Name
Two situations can put a partner in an awkward position and both are handled in the open. If two clients, from the same partner or different ones, want the same property, each side is told that a conflict exists and the brokerage follows the written instructions it holds. If the brokerage or anyone at it has an interest in a property under discussion, that is disclosed in writing before any decision. A partner’s name, firm and client are never used in BreakThru Realty marketing, on the website or in press without written permission, and a partner is never asked to recommend the brokerage publicly.
Market Intelligence for Your Client Conversations
Partners often need a number before they need an agent: what sold in a building, how long homes at a price point are taking to sell, where supply is building. BreakThru Realty Research publishes the South Florida Luxury Market Report monthly, with frozen editions, a stated methodology and the MLS as the source, and the brokerage can prepare a short written view of a specific building, neighborhood or price band for a partner’s client on request. These are market facts and professional judgment, kept apart from each other and dated; they are not appraisals, and they never substitute for the advice you give.
Licensed Agents and Brokerages
The one group the brokerage can compensate for a referral is licensed real estate professionals, and for them there is a separate program with written terms. A licensed agent in another state or elsewhere in Florida whose client is moving to South Florida should use the agent referral program rather than this one; it sets the referral agreement out in writing before the client is contacted and keeps the referring agent informed through closing. Relocation management companies and broker networks have their own page, since their onboarding runs on provider agreements and platform access.
Our Privacy Standard
- A confidentiality agreement before the first conversation
- Ask and a mutual non-disclosure agreement comes to you or your representative before any detail is shared, and it covers everyone at the brokerage who works on the file.
- Your name stays out of our marketing
- BreakThru Realty does not use a client’s name, likeness, team or transaction in its advertising, social media, website or press, before or after closing, unless the client asks for it in writing.
- Showings by appointment with verified buyers only
- When you sell, your home is shown only to buyers whose identity and proof of funds or pre-approval have been checked, by appointment, with personal items and photographs put away beforehand.
- Address withheld from internet display where the MLS allows
- A seller can ask for a listing’s address to be kept off consumer websites within the rules of the multiple listing service, and for interior photographs to leave out anything personal.
- One point of contact
- A single named contact at the brokerage runs the file, so your details are not passed around an office.
- We work through your people
- If you would rather we deal with your agent, manager, business manager, attorney or family office, that is the channel we use, and nothing is sent anywhere else.
- Documents by secure link, wires confirmed by phone
- Files are shared by secure link rather than as open email attachments, and wiring instructions are always confirmed by a phone call to a known number before any money moves.
Join the Professional Partners Program
Tell us your name, your firm, your profession, what your clients typically need and how you would like to work with us: introductions, market briefings, or both. No client is named. The broker of record contacts you within one business day and the partner letter follows.
Direct and confidential: (786) 914-1017 · sales@breakthrurealty.com
Questions We Are Asked
- Who can join the Professional Partners Program?
- Any professional who advises clients on their money, legal affairs, taxes, estates, careers or relocation and is asked about property as part of that work: wealth advisors, private bankers, attorneys, CPAs, trustees, family offices, business managers, sports agents, talent managers and relocation professionals. Licensed real estate agents use the agent referral program instead.
- What happens after I send the sign up form?
- The broker of record reads it and contacts you within one business day, by the method you chose. You talk through how you want to work together, the partner letter follows by secure link, and once both sides have signed it you are a partner. You will not be added to a marketing list or contacted about anything else.
- Is there a cost, a quota or a minimum number of introductions?
- No. There is nothing to pay and nothing to meet. Some partners introduce a client once in several years; others want only the market report and a briefing when a client asks a question. The arrangement is the same for both, and either side can end it with a short notice.
- Will BreakThru Realty contact my client directly?
- Only as far as the client allows in writing. Name your firm as the channel and instructions, questions and documents come to you; the brokerage speaks to the client itself only when a signature or a legal acknowledgment has to be the client’s own. The client can widen or narrow that at any time.
- Can I receive the market report and briefings without introducing anyone?
- Yes. Choose market briefings on the sign up form and each monthly edition of the South Florida Luxury Market Report reaches you when it is published, with a short note on what changed. A briefing on a particular building, neighborhood or price band is prepared on request for a client conversation. No introduction is expected in return.
- How do I leave the program?
- Write to your named contact or to the broker of record and the arrangement ends that day. Any file already open continues under the client’s own instructions until the client decides otherwise, and your details are removed from the partner records. There is no notice period and no exit paperwork beyond that message.
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