Residual Income
Revenue share is the part of the LPT Realty model agents research hardest — and the part most often explained badly. Here is what it is, what it isn't, and why your choice of sponsor matters more than any recruiting pitch.
When you sponsor an agent into LPT Realty, the brokerage pays you a share of the company revenue generated by that agent's closed transactions. It comes out of the brokerage's side, not out of the other agent's commission, and it continues as long as that agent keeps producing.
Layered with equity opportunities, it turns a production business — where income stops when you stop — into a business that keeps paying while you take a week off.
The distinction is simple: a pyramid scheme pays people for recruiting, with no real product underneath. Revenue share pays a share of revenue created by actual real estate transactions closed by licensed agents. No agent pays to join, no agent pays their sponsor, and no income exists unless homes actually change hands.
The honest caveat: revenue share is not passive money. Agents who earn meaningfully from it are the ones who genuinely coach and support the people they bring in.
Your sponsor is named once, on your application, and cannot be changed later. Plenty of agents pick whoever sent the last text and never hear from them again.
When you join with me, you get onboarding, a written business plan, lead-generation coaching and a phone number that gets answered. If you are in South Florida, you can also explore coming onto The Kurz Team with leads, a transaction coordinator, done-for-you marketing and in-person mentorship.
See the full picture on the join LPT Realty page, or read the commission plans first.
No. Revenue share is paid out of company revenue generated by real closed real estate transactions, and no agent pays another agent to join. Nothing is earned unless production happens. A pyramid scheme pays for recruitment itself, with no underlying product.
Your sponsor is the person you name on your application — the agent who actually helped you make the decision. It cannot be changed afterward, so choose the person who will still answer the phone in six months.
No. Revenue share is paid from the brokerage's portion of company dollar, not deducted from the sponsored agent's commission.
LPT offers equity opportunities tied to production and growth milestones in addition to revenue share. Ask for the current program terms in writing, since these programs are updated over time.
Talk with David Adam Kurz about what a move to LPT Realty would look like for your business — or start the application now.
