Free Advisor Agreement Template for Real Estate Agents
An Advisor Agreement (sometimes called an Advisory Board Agreement) is what startups sign with formal advisors. The key difference vs a consulting agreement is the equity component — typically 0.25–1% over 24 months. This version is tailored for real estate agents — covering the specific clauses and considerations that matter most in the industry.
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1. Engagement
[CLIENT] engages [CONSULTANT] to provide consulting services in the field of real estate agents. Consultant will deliver the services described in Exhibit A using its professional judgment, skill and experience.
2. Compensation
Consultant's fee is $[RATE] per hour, billed monthly. Approved travel and out-of-pocket expenses will be reimbursed at cost upon submission of receipts.
3. Term & Termination
This Agreement runs for [MONTHS] months from the effective date and may be terminated by either party with thirty (30) days written notice. Client will pay for all services performed through the termination date.
4. Confidentiality
Consultant will treat all non-public Client information as strictly confidential and will not use it for any purpose other than providing services under this Agreement. Obligations survive for three (3) years after termination.
5. Conflicts of Interest
Consultant will disclose in writing any actual or potential conflicts of interest, including current or contemplated engagements with Client's direct competitors. Client may require Consultant to decline or modify conflicting engagements.
6. IP Ownership
All work product specifically created for Client under this Agreement is owned by Client upon payment. Consultant retains rights to its pre-existing IP, methodologies, and general know-how.
7. Non-Solicitation
For twelve (12) months after termination, Consultant will not solicit Client's employees or contractors for hire without Client's prior written consent.
Industry-specific considerations for real estate agents
Beyond the standard advisor agreement clauses, here are the specific items real estate agents typically need to address before signing:
- State licensing disclosure
- Commission split disclosure
- Agency relationship (buyer's vs seller's agent)
- Dual agency consent if applicable
Typical pricing in real estate agents
Typically commission-based (5–6% on residential).
How to use this template — 3 steps
Customize
Use our eSign tool to drop in your real names, dates, scope and fees. The template handles the legal scaffolding; you fill in the specifics for your real estate agents engagement.
Add signature fields
Drag-drop signature, date, initials, and text fields onto the document. Assign each field to the correct signer (yourself, the client, or both).
Send for signature
Enter the other party's name and email, hit Send. They receive a signing link via email — no account required. You get notified the second they sign.
Customization tips before you send
- • Replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder with real values — names, dates, dollar amounts, percentages.
- • Set the governing law to your state — usually where you live or do business.
- • Confirm the 24 months term length matches your project.
- • If this is a high-stakes contract (over ~$50K, or anything involving regulated activity), have a licensed attorney in your state spend 30 minutes on a review.
FAQ — Advisor Agreement for Real Estate Agents
Do real estate agents really need a Advisor Agreement?+
Yes — and especially in real estate agents, where client relationships are the core asset. A signed advisor agreement protects both sides if something goes wrong — and most disputes can be solved by simply pointing at the signed contract.
What's different about a Advisor Agreement for real estate agents?+
Compared to a generic advisor agreement, the real estate agents version typically adds clauses around: State licensing disclosure; Commission split disclosure; Agency relationship (buyer's vs seller's agent).
Is this Advisor Agreement legally binding once signed?+
Yes. Under the federal ESIGN Act and state UETA laws, an electronic signature is just as legally binding as a wet-ink signature for almost all commercial contracts. Our eSign tool produces a SHA-256 audit trail proving who signed, when, and from where — so the contract is defensible in court.
Can I edit this template?+
Yes — and you should. The template covers the typical scope, but every real estate agents engagement has unique details (rates, scope, deadlines). Use our eSign tool to drop in your actual project details before sending the contract for signature.
How do I sign this online?+
Click "Edit & sign online — free" below. Our eSign tool opens with a blank document; upload your customized contract PDF, drag-drop signature/date fields, and email it to the other party. They sign from any device — no account needed for signers.
Are there specific regulatory requirements for real estate agents?+
Yes. Real Estate Agents are subject to industry-specific regulations that affect contract terms. Always confirm your version complies with applicable licensing rules, disclosure requirements, and consumer protection laws in your state. When in doubt, have a licensed attorney review.
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