Park Place Realty Network vs. CrossView Referral Realty: Which Referral Brokerage Fits You Best?
If you’re a licensed agent exploring referral‑only models—where you keep your license active and earn income from connecting clients instead of handling full transactions—you’ve probably seen Park Place Realty Network (PPRN) on your radar. At CrossView Referral Realty, we believe comparing your options is smart. Here’s a breakdown of how PPRN works, what it does well, and where CrossView offers a different path.
What Park Place Realty Network Does Well
Park Place has built a solid reputation in the referral agent space. Here are some of their strengths:
Referral‑First Model: Agents can activate their license and refer clients instead of listing, showing, or negotiating full transactions. PPRN states its model is designed “for agents not actively selling” who want to focus on referrals. (parkplacenetwork.com)
Nationwide & International Reach: While based in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina licensing, PPRN allows referrals “anywhere in the world” across residential, commercial, industrial, new‑construction or property management transactions.
Strong Agent Support & Resources: Their site lists benefits such as a free lead‑capturing webpage, marketing/training resources, and support from their broker team.
Commission Split: PPRN offers a 90/10 split on a standard 25% referral fee (you keep 90%). This is the same split offered at CrossView.
Annual Fee: PPRN charges $125 per year to maintain your license and access their referral platform. (parkplacenetwork.com)
In short: Park Place offers a mature, comprehensive platform for agents who want to focus purely on referrals, with nationwide reach and solid infrastructure.
Where CrossView Referral Realty Offers a Different Value
If you like what Park Place brings to the table—but want to save on yearly costs or prefer more flexibility—here’s how CrossView Referral Realty stands out:
No Annual Fees: CrossView charges a one-time $60 license transfer fee. After that, there are no annual dues or recurring fees. Compared to Park Place’s $125 per year, this offers significant long-term savings.
Same 90/10 Split: Like Park Place, we keep just 10% of the standard 25% referral fee. That means you keep 90%—without any added yearly cost.
We Help Place the Referral: Don’t have a specific agent in mind? We’ll help connect your client with a trusted agent anywhere in the U.S.—making your job easier and the process seamless.
Referral Simplicity, Nationwide: Just like Park Place, CrossView allows you to refer across the U.S., but with a lightweight, no-frills structure that respects your time and flexibility.
CrossView is ideal for agents who want to keep more of their earnings over time—without compromising on support or flexibility.
Which Model is the Best Fit for You?
To decide between Park Place Realty Network and CrossView Referral Realty, ask yourself:
Do I prefer a full-featured platform with training and lead pages—or do I want a more streamlined, no-fee setup?
How important is keeping my ongoing costs low while still earning from referrals?
Do I want help finding receiving agents—or already have my own network?
Both brokerages offer a 90/10 commission split on referral fees. The biggest difference? CrossView lets you keep more in the long run—with no annual fee.
Final Thoughts
Park Place Realty Network is a strong and reputable referral brokerage. If you value added tools, marketing, and a support-heavy platform, it may be a good fit for your referral business.
However, if your focus is on simplicity, minimizing costs, and still keeping 90% of your referral income, CrossView Referral Realty provides a compelling alternative—with no annual dues and help placing referrals when needed.
Ready to explore if CrossView is the right fit for your goals?
Visit: https://www.crossviewreferralrealty.com
