Co-broke
Co-broking on Revanu means two firms on one listing, with one firm holding it. Invite the co-broker to the listing. Both firms’ licenses must be approved. Once the co-broker accepts, both firms work the same buyer pipeline.
How it works on the platform
Invite the co-broker to the listing, with a message the other firm reads before it accepts. Name the listing in the message only if it is not confidential. Both firms’ licenses must be approved. Once the co-broker accepts, both firms work the same buyer pipeline, and the co-broker reads the deal room’s files.
Who holds the listing
One firm holds the listing and only that firm can publish, unpublish, change the price or respond to an offer. The co-broker works buyers and documents. This is deliberate: two firms able to answer an offer is how sellers get two different answers.
What each side sees
Ending a co-broke
Either firm can end it, from full access: the firm that holds the listing ends the co-broke, and the firm brought in leaves it. The co-broker’s access ends at once, and nothing about the listing changes.
What the platform does not do
Revanu records no split and no introduction. It does not hold your commission agreement, calculate a split, or move money between firms. The written agreement between the two firms governs all of that.