Co Broker Agreement (Real Estate) Template for New Zealand

1. Exclusive Territory Rights: Used when parties agree to exclusive geographic or property-type territories

2. Marketing and Advertising: Include when specific arrangements for shared marketing efforts and costs are needed

3. Training and Support: When one broker provides training or systems support to the other

4. International Transactions: Include for agreements involving international property transactions

5. Data Protection: Detailed section on data handling when significant customer data sharing is involved

6. Anti-Money Laundering Compliance: Detailed AML procedures when dealing with high-risk transactions or international clients

7. Special Property Types: Include when dealing with specific property categories like commercial, industrial, or luxury properties

1. Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission rates and splitting arrangements for different property types/values

2. Territory Map: Geographic boundaries of the co-broking arrangement if territory-based

3. Required Documentation: List of standard forms and documents to be used in co-broking transactions

4. Contact Details: Key personnel and contact information for both agencies

5. Professional Credentials: Copies of relevant licenses and professional certifications

6. Marketing Guidelines: Agreed standards for joint marketing and branding

7. Compliance Checklist: Standard operating procedures for ensuring regulatory compliance in co-broked transactions