Real Estate Agent Invoice Template
Real Estate Agent Invoice Template
Create professional real estate invoices for commissions, referral fees, and transaction services. Our template includes commission calculations, brokerage splits, and marketing expenses. Perfect for realtors, brokers, and transaction coordinators. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Real Estate Invoice
Professional real estate invoices should document:
Agent/Broker Information- Agent name and license number
- Brokerage name and address
- Contact information
- Tax ID/EIN
- Property address
- Sale price
- Closing date
- Buyer and seller names
- MLS number
- Transaction type (purchase, lease, etc.)
- Gross commission percentage
- Gross commission amount
- Brokerage split percentage
- Agent net commission
- Referral fees owed
- Final amount due
- Transaction coordination
- Marketing and advertising
- Professional photography
- Staging costs
- Sign installation
- Virtual tours
- MLS fees
- E&O insurance
- Desk fees
- Marketing costs
- Referral fees paid
- Other deductions
Real Estate Commission Structures
Understanding commission billing:
Traditional Commission- Listing side: 2.5-3%
- Buyer side: 2.5-3%
- Total: 5-6% of sale price
- Split between brokerages
- New agent: 50/50 to 60/40
- Experienced: 70/30 to 80/20
- Top producer: 80/20 to 90/10
- 100% models: flat fee per transaction
- Agent to agent: 20-35%
- Relocation company: 30-40%
- Lead generation: 25-35%
- Paid from receiving agent's commission
- Listing only: $500-2,000
- Limited service: $1,000-3,000
- Transaction coordination: $300-500
- Marketing package: $500-1,500
- Commission: 3-6%
- Lease commission: 4-6% of lease value
- Tenant rep: 50% of commission
- Higher for complex deals
Types of Real Estate Invoices
Different invoicing scenarios:
Commission Invoice to Brokerage- Property and transaction details
- Gross commission earned
- Split calculation
- Deductions itemized
- Net amount due to agent
- Referring agent information
- Referred client name
- Property address
- Sale price and commission
- Referral percentage and amount
- Services provided
- Transaction details
- Flat fee or hourly
- Due at closing or before
- Photography, staging, etc.
- Due before or at listing
- May be deducted from commission
- Itemized expenses
- Commission received
- Brokerage split taken
- Fees deducted
- Net paid to agent
- YTD summary
Real Estate Billing Best Practices
Manage commissions professionally:
Commission Collection- Commission paid through escrow at closing
- Invoice brokerage or directly receive from title
- Track pending commissions
- Follow up on delayed closings
- Written referral agreement required
- Invoice within 10 days of closing
- Document referring agent license
- Brokerage-to-brokerage payment
- Keep receipts for all expenses
- Deductible marketing costs
- Track mileage for showings
- Document client-related expenses
- Maintain transaction files
- Store invoices for tax purposes
- Track annual commission income
- Document all referral agreements
- Most agents are 1099 independent contractors
- Quarterly estimated taxes
- Deduct business expenses
- Track commission by transaction