Co-broking with Vorneo

The seller's total commission is split evenly, 50-50, between the side that brought the listing and the side that brought the buyer. If you bring both, the commission is entirely yours and we only help on the marketing side under a separate arrangement. The split is written down before the property is marketed jointly, not negotiated once a buyer appears.

Once the deed of sale is signed and the seller's commission has reached us. Your share goes out within three working days of that money landing, with the transfer receipt. If the seller pays in instalments, your share follows the same proportion and we tell you the schedule upfront.

We don't contact your owner outside what the live transaction requires, and their number doesn't go into our prospect list for anything else. If you brought the listing, you stay the one talking to the owner unless we agree otherwise. This is written explicitly into the agreement, not just promised over chat.

Tell us before you bring them to a viewing, so the buyer is registered under your name from the start. That's what prevents a commission dispute if the same buyer also contacts us directly. A WhatsApp message is enough, no form needed.

Send the details to our WhatsApp: location, size, price, certificate status, photos, and confirmation that you actually have the owner's permission. We check it's complete, put the split in writing, then the property goes live on our channels with you recorded as the side that brought it.

The listing side holds the relationship with the owner, the buyer side holds the relationship with the buyer. At viewings and negotiations both sides either attend or keep each other posted, so nothing gets lost in between and nobody feels stepped over.

Not required. We work with licensed agents and independent marketers alike, as long as you clearly have the owner's permission and are willing to be bound by a written agreement. What we turn down is a listing that has already been passed down through several hands without the owner knowing, because that always ends in a commission fight.

Yes, as long as you tell us first and don't change the price. Marking it up above the agreed figure to pocket the difference is the one thing that ends the working relationship, because it costs the owner and the buyer at the same time. Our photos and copy are yours to use as they are.