Question 1

Is domizello free for buyers and renters?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Browsing listings, exploring 3D tours, saving favorites and contacting an agent are all free.

Question 2

What is the interactive 3D tour?

Accepted Answer

Every listing on domizello has an interactive 3D tour: you walk through the property room by room from your phone or computer, at any hour, as often as you like. Every listing also includes a fly-through video and a 3D floor plan with a sun-path simulation that shows how light moves through the property during the day.

Question 3

How do I ask about a property or arrange a visit?

Accepted Answer

Use the 'Speak to an agent' button on the listing. A professional broker receives your inquiry and gets back to you through the platform chat – they can answer your questions, arrange visits and guide you through an offer.

Question 4

Why can't I contact the owner directly?

Accepted Answer

Every inquiry on domizello is handled by a vetted broker who carries professional liability – the listing's featuring broker or, when the owner listed the property directly, a broker that domizello assigns. That makes the information more accurate and the disclosures more reliable than when a seller answers directly – and it keeps visits safe and negotiations serious, for both sides. The agent who takes your inquiry has a certain liability and knows the process and guides you through it.

Question 5

Do I need an account?

Accepted Answer

You can browse anonymously. A free account unlocks the interactive 3D tour, the 3D floor plan with sun path, and the exact location on the map – plus saving favorites and contacting agents. Why the login? Walking through a 3D tour is like visiting someone's home. We keep a basic record of who enters each property, for the security and privacy of the people who live there.

Question 6

Does it cost anything to buy or rent through domizello?

Accepted Answer

Contacting an agent costs nothing, and domizello never charges buyers or renters. When a deal closes, the broker charges their standard commission, as is customary in Uruguay: on a purchase the buyer typically pays a buyer-side commission, and on a rental the renter pays the standard rental commission – in both cases paid to the connected broker directly.

Question 7

Who can publish on domizello?

Accepted Answer

Professional real estate brokers, developers, landlords and direct sellers. Brokers join by invitation or by applying from the brokers page. Every application is reviewed personally by our team.

Question 8

What agreement do I sign?

Accepted Answer

One broker agreement, signed electronically from your dashboard after approval – look for the signing banner at the top of your dashboard. Once signed, your account is active: you can publish listings, protect clients you already work with, and receive the leads your listings generate. This help page summarizes the model in plain language; the agreement is the binding text.

Question 9

I only work in sales (or only in rentals). Can I still join?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At sign-up you indicate which of the three you handle: sales, long-term rentals, short-term rentals. Any combination works, and you only receive inquiries of the kinds you declared. You can only publish listings in the segments you work in.

Question 10

Can my agents work on the platform too?

Accepted Answer

Yes. As a broker you invite and manage your agents from your dashboard and assign leads to them.

Question 11

Why is the agreement in Spanish? Can I sign in English?

Accepted Answer

Uruguayan law requires legal documents to be in Spanish, so the agreement is written and signed in Spanish – there is no English version to sign. If anything is unclear, paste the text into your favorite AI or translation tool and read it in your own language; what you sign is the Spanish original. The same applies to the Dueño Vende and landlord agreements.

Question 12

Why am I asked for my identity document when I sign?

Accepted Answer

At the end of the signing session you will see a generic "Upload" dialog. It asks for a photo or a scan of your identity document – cédula or passport – not for the agreement. The agreement is already in the session; this upload is the last step before you finish signing. We ask for it because the signature is electronic and no handwritten signature exists anywhere: the document confirms that the person signing is the one behind the document number you typed. The copy stays inside the signed envelope at the e-signature provider, together with the agreement. It is not kept in domizello's own storage and it does not appear in your profile.

Question 13

Where does domizello operate?

Accepted Answer

Domizello currently operates in Maldonado and Montevideo. For an exceptional property elsewhere, we may agree to produce the virtual package against an individual quote. You may still apply and tell us every department where your brokerage works; we may open other departments later.

Question 14

How do I publish a property?

Accepted Answer

You submit the property's address together with your current listing agreement or marketing agreement with the owner. Our team verifies the submission, and on approval you become the property's featuring broker – your name, logo and contact appear on the listing, and its inquiries are offered to you first. Publishing is first come, first served: one featuring broker per property.

Question 15

What are the requirements to publish a property?

Accepted Answer

A signed listing agreement (or marketing agreement) with the owner that is still valid for at least 4 months at the moment you submit. Exclusivity is not required – a standard listing agreement is enough. And the property must not already be published on domizello by another broker or by the owner: each property has one featuring broker, first come, first served.

Question 16

Why does domizello ask for a listing agreement?

Accepted Answer

Because it protects you. Only a broker with the right to market a property can publish it here, so the bad players can't. It also protects us: we only produce a 3D tour, video and photos for a property that is really on the market. That is why the agreement must still be valid for at least 4 months when you submit: enough time for the shoot and for the listing to do its work. Instead of the listing agreement you can also upload a marketing agreement: a short authorization for domizello, without price or commission. It must show the owner's full name, the property (address or padrón), the dates it is valid, and the signatures of the owner and your brokerage. Your commission and other terms are not needed; you may black them out. The same minimum validity applies. A tip: where you can, use a listing agreement that explicitly allows publishing the property on third-party platforms such as domizello, or a marketing agreement, which says so already. It is not a requirement, but it makes your right to publish here clear and puts you in a stronger position. This document is confidential: only the domizello team sees it, it is stored encrypted and we use it only to verify your claim. It is never shown to other brokerages or to buyers.

Question 17

What should I put in my listing agreement?

Accepted Answer

Your usual listing agreement is normally enough, as long as it lets you market the property on platforms. To make your right to publish on domizello unmistakable, and to show the owner what the publication brings, you can add this clause: The Owner authorizes [your agency] to publish the property on domizello (domizello.com) for the term of this agreement. This may include a professional production at the property – an interactive 3D tour, a fly-through video, professional photos and floor plans – for which the Owner will provide access on a date agreed in advance and may indicate any spaces to be left out or blurred. [Your agency] may also publish the property on other portals or platforms as it sees fit during the term of this agreement. Use it as is or put it in your own words; it is a suggestion, not a requirement. Whatever you use, the agreement must still be valid for at least 4 months when you submit the property. Instead of the listing agreement you can also upload a marketing agreement: a short authorization for domizello, without price or commission. It must show the owner's full name, the property (address or padrón), the dates it is valid, and the signatures of the owner and your brokerage. Your commission and other terms are not needed; you may black them out. The same minimum validity applies. What the production involves, and how the owner gets the home ready for it, is in the guide Property preparation checklist, which you can also download as a PDF to hand to the owner. If you do not have an agreement with the owner yet, you can generate a listing or marketing agreement with your brokerage's logo and details, ready to sign, under Client agreements in the broker portal.

Question 18

What happens after my listing is approved?

Accepted Answer

The production fee becomes payable, in one payment, we contact you to schedule the 3D-tour shoot, and you complete the property details in the listing wizard. The property goes live once the material is produced and the listing passes review.

Question 19

What happens when my listing agreement expires?

Accepted Answer

We remind you 30 days and 14 days before expiry. Renewal is free: upload the renewed agreement and the listing continues untouched. If the agreement expires without renewal, the property becomes available for other brokers to publish.

Question 20

Can I keep the property on my own website and other portals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Domizello does not ask for exclusivity. Do register the URLs where you advertise the property when you publish it – that protects your leads (see the leads section below).

Question 21

How do I put a domizello button on my website and protect my visitors?

Accepted Answer

Every published listing has ready-made buttons for your own website on its Share tab, under Buttons for your website. Choose a design and copy the code. You also pick the button's language, whether it opens the property's mini-site or its listing page, and its alignment. Paste the code into your page about this property – in WordPress, for example, a "Custom HTML" block. Wix and Tokko have a similar HTML or embed option. Open that page and click the button once. The page then appears on the listing's Elsewhere tab, where you switch Visitor protection on. With Visitor protection on, visitors who come from that page are handed back to you: for 24 hours, instead of the contact form they see a button that leads to your own page, with no lead and no referral. Only switch it on for pages that are yours – anyone can copy a button onto their own page. Your brokerage's admin switches it; agents see whether it is on. If you would rather not wait for the first click, add the page by hand on the Elsewhere tab with Add a page. The button is a link: the 3D tour itself stays on domizello and is never shown on your site. On a listing for sale, the Elsewhere tab also shows Where else this property is for sale: the pages on other portals and broker websites where domizello found the same property, with the price there and how it compares to the price here. Your own pages are marked. It is for your information only and free.

Question 22

How do I report a sale, rental or status change?

Accepted Answer

It depends on where the deal came from. If the buyer or renter came through domizello, report the closing from the lead's chat in your broker portal within 72 hours: open the lead and use "Report sale" (or "Report rental closed"), attaching the signed contract – domizello verifies it and invoices the referral fee. If the property sold or rented to someone who did not come via domizello, open the listing in your broker portal and use "Report sold outside domizello" (or "Report rented outside domizello") – the listing is updated immediately and no referral applies. To report an accepted offer before closing, use "Report offer" on the lead. Rental listings can also be paused and reactivated at any time from the listing's management panel. For short-term rentals, use the reservation flow instead: a broker with a domizello lead requests the dates and you confirm or decline on the platform, while your own off-platform bookings are blocked directly in the availability calendar – reservations never change the listing status. For a sale, upload the signed compraventa as proof within the reporting window. For a rental closing, include the amount, term and parties. Domizello verifies the reported commission before invoicing the referral fee, which is due 30 days after the invoice issue date.

Question 23

Where do I build the property inventory, and how do I hand it out?

Accepted Answer

On a sale listing with a 3D tour, your listing page has an Inventory tab. It shows the overview of the inventory, the totals of what is included in or excluded from the sale, and the downloads. From there you open the inventory editor in its own browser tab: you mark items on screenshots of the tour, room by room, and say whether each one is included or excluded; the featuring broker and a Dueño Vende owner use the same editor. The documents you hand to a buyer or a notary are on the Inventory tab and on the Share tab under Downloads: the inventory as a PDF in Spanish, a PDF in English, and an Excel file. They appear once the inventory has at least one item.

Question 24

What happens if I miss the production-fee payment deadline?

Accepted Answer

An unpaid broker production fee releases the claim after its 72-hour payment window. You can resubmit the same listing once from your listing page, dashboard or My Listings, provided the property has not been claimed in the meantime. Your agreement, answers and photos stay. Back office reviews the agreement and address again; the agreement must still have at least four months remaining. Approval opens a fresh 72-hour window when the fee has been priced; for sales, the documents must also be approved. The same resubmission is available after a missed Step 2 deadline. After a second expiry, contact domizello.

Question 25

Do listing videos need to be on YouTube?

Accepted Answer

No. Domizello hosts listing videos in its own storage and plays them directly on the property page. Download the fly-through video from Giraffe and upload the file in the back office. Domizello prepares it for streaming automatically. The maximum file size is 300 MB. We do not use YouTube for listing videos, so there are no YouTube ads or related-video recommendations. The video carries domizello branding, without third-party branding on the asset.

Question 26

How do leads reach me?

Accepted Answer

When a buyer or renter clicks 'Speak to an agent' on your listing, you receive a notification with the person's name only. You accept or decline. On accepting, a chat with the person opens right on the platform and the referral terms apply. If you decline, our team reassigns the lead to another suitable broker.

Question 27

Why do I only see a name before accepting?

Accepted Answer

Accepting is how you take the lead under the referral terms. The name-only step keeps it fair: you commit to the referral before the conversation starts.

Question 28

What is the referral fee?

Accepted Answer

20% of your commission on sales and 10% on rentals, on operations closed with a lead that domizello sourced. It is only due when a deal with that lead actually closes. There are no monthly fees and no charge for leads that do not close. Joining is free. The production fee is a separate, one-time cost-recovery charge for producing each listing’s marketing package, sized to its built area; see the calculator on the brokers page. The referral is calculated on the buyer-side commission for a sale and the renter-side commission for a rental, never on the property price. The rental rate applies both to the featuring broker and to a broker assigned the inquiry. If a domizello-sourced renter later buys the property, the sale-side rate applies too. For the registered-page handoff exception, see when no referral is owed. For reporting and invoicing, see how to report a closing.

Question 29

When is NO referral owed?

Accepted Answer

The visitor reaches domizello from a page you registered for the listing, or through one of the ready-to-copy attribution links in your portal. A plain link to domizello.com carries no visitor protection. Visitors arriving through either path are treated as your own clients for the next 24 hours – the listing even links them back to your site. If they later return to domizello on their own, after that window, or arrive through another broker's registered site, the normal referral applies again. That is why registering your listing URLs matters. The referral exemption applies when you are the broker representing that listing. Visitor protection does not redirect inquiries on other brokerages’ listings to you or exempt those transactions from the normal referral.

Question 30

How are leads assigned on listings without a broker?

Accepted Answer

Inquiries on Dueño Vende and direct-landlord listings are assigned by our team from the eligible brokers, considering capability (sale or rental), language, region and current workload. Once a broker has accepted your inquiry, that broker stays your contact for that property.

Question 31

Can I represent the buyer on my own listing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Domizello does not prohibit dual agency – you handle it according to your own professional practice and your agreement with the owner.

Question 32

How do rental leads work?

Accepted Answer

Every rental inquiry is handled by a rental-capable broker, including inquiries on direct-landlord listings. When a renter presses “Speak to an agent”, the broker receives a name-only notification and accepts or declines it. Acceptance opens the platform chat and the renter becomes the broker’s client; there is no direct renter-to-landlord chat. See referral fees and who handles the renter and who pays the broker.

Question 33

How does the 24-hour visitor protection work when visitors come from my website?

Accepted Answer

Visitor protection is the 24-hour hand-off for people who reach domizello from a registered listing page or an attribution link. It is not client protection, which is the annual package for named clients you register (see the next question). The visitor reaches domizello from a page you registered for the listing, or through one of the ready-to-copy attribution links in your portal. A plain link to domizello.com carries no visitor protection. From that moment, the protection runs for 24 hours. On your own listings, your visitors are guided back to you. If you have registered your website's links for the listing (you can register several, for example one per language), a visitor who wants to contact someone sees a button leading to that listing on your website instead of the platform's contact flow – and no referral fee applies to the resulting transaction. On other brokers' listings, inquiries always go to the broker who represents that listing; visitor protection does not change that or redirect them to you. On owner-listed properties without a representing broker, our team assigns a buyer's broker to each inquiry manually. Visitor protection can end early or transfer: if the visitor later arrives through another broker's attribution link, the protection transfers to that broker – the most recent link always wins, even within the 24 hours. If the same person returns another way – a different device or browser, a private window, or after clearing their browsing data – the visit looks to us like any other visitor's, and the protection does not apply. After 24 hours it ends on its own. To get the most out of it: always link from your website to domizello using the copy-link button on your listing pages in the broker portal, and switch on Visitor protection for your own website's page of the listing on the listing's Elsewhere tab (or add it there with Add a page), so your visitors are guided back to you.

Question 34

How does client protection work?

Accepted Answer

Client protection is an annual package for your brokerage with a number of client emails. One client email in one channel counts once; the same email in three channels counts three times. Channels are sales, long-term rentals and short-term rentals. Each different email address counts separately in each channel. When a client you registered inquires about any property on domizello, the inquiry goes to your brokerage as the buyer-side broker, whatever the listing. Matching uses the email address only, so an inquiry from a different email address is not matched. The package runs for a year and continues when you pay again; if it lapses, every protection ends, and after you renew you choose the clients to reactivate. You can end a protection at any time. Its client email is free again immediately, so you can register another client within your package. The client can ask for a different broker at any time, which permanently ends that protection, and if your broker agreement with domizello ends, every protection ends with it. The standard referral still applies when a protected client closes: 20% of the buyer-side commission on a sale and 10% of the renter-side commission on a rental. Domizello never contacts a client when you register them and never shares a registered client with another broker, competitor or platform. When a protected client signs up and inquires, we route them to you automatically. They can ask for a different agent at any time, which ends that protection. You confirm that the relationship is genuine and that you may share the email address. We store only a keyed fingerprint of the email address, not the email address itself, so even a database breach could not reveal your client list; the flip side is that the portal cannot show you the email address back, so you keep your own label per protection and can check any email address against your list. The packages, their number of client emails and their prices are shown on the Client protection page. An email address that already has an account or earlier activity on domizello cannot be protected. The protection covers what your client does from the moment you register them. While your package is active, you can upgrade to a larger available package by paying the current price difference plus IVA, without prorating or changing the end date. Client protection applies to properties in the departments declared in your company profile. Outside those departments, inquiries follow ordinary routing and do not create client-protection attribution to your brokerage. Updating your coverage applies immediately to all active protections; an out-of-area inquiry does not end the protection.

Question 35

Can I sell my property without a broker?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Domizello accepts direct sellers ('Dueño Vende'). Your property gets the same virtual package and the same exposure. Buyer inquiries are handled by a professional buyer's broker, so you never deal with unqualified contacts – and you keep more of your sale because you pay no listing-side commission.

Question 36

What does it cost as a direct seller?

Accepted Answer

A one-time production fee for the virtual package, sized to the property. Brokers receive a partner discount because they bring multiple properties; direct sellers pay the standard production price. There is no success fee to domizello and no listing commission.

Question 37

Who negotiates with buyers?

Accepted Answer

Interested buyers are connected to a professional buyer's broker assigned by our team. The broker qualifies the buyer, arranges visits and brings you the offer. The buyer's broker earns the customary buyer-side commission; domizello receives its referral from the broker, not from you.

Question 38

What are my obligations as a seller?

Accepted Answer

Keep the listing accurate and up to date at all times – especially price and status – and report the sale within 72 hours of closing, uploading the deed. This keeps the marketplace reliable for everyone.

Question 39

Does my property get its own web page?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every published listing gets a standalone property page at a short link like domizello.com/p/00042 – a clean page with the photos, video, key facts, map and contact button, without the rest of the site around it. You will find the link in your dashboard under "Your property page": copy it and paste it on Mercado Libre, social media, or anywhere else you advertise. Anyone who opens it can browse the photos and video; the interactive 3D tour still requires a free domizello account, and all inquiries go through the platform as usual. This also applies to rental listings. You can share the property page on booking platforms that allow links.

Question 40

How do rental listings work for landlords?

Accepted Answer

You pay a one-time production fee for the virtual package plus an annual hosting fee, paid in advance, that keeps the listing online. Your property is published with the full package – 3D tour included – and can be paused and reactivated each time it becomes available again.

Question 41

Do I deal with the renters myself?

Accepted Answer

No. Every renter inquiry is handled by a professional rental broker. The broker qualifies the renter, handles visits and the paperwork, and charges the renter the customary rental commission. You pay no commission to domizello; whether the broker charges you the customary landlord commission is at the broker's discretion, as is market practice. You receive status updates as your listing progresses. The renter contracts directly with the broker. Domizello’s referral applies only to the renter-side commission on a domizello-sourced closing; see the referral fee. The landlord receives status updates, but cannot read the broker’s chat with the renter.

Question 42

What is domizello?

Accepted Answer

Domizello is a curated marketplace for special properties in Uruguay. Every listing is published with a professional virtual package produced by our own team: an interactive 3D tour, a fly-through video, professional photos, floor plans and a shareable mini-website for each property. Properties come from vetted real estate brokers, developers, landlords and direct sellers. We review every property before it goes live. Read more about domizello.

Question 43

How is domizello different from other property portals?

Accepted Answer

Three things. Every listing carries the full virtual package – not just the occasional premium listing. The supply is curated – we review every property and everyone who publishes. And every inquiry is answered by a professional broker through the platform, so buyers always talk to someone who knows the market and speaks the buyer's language.

Question 44

Is domizello a real estate agency?

Accepted Answer

No. Domizello is a marketing and lead platform. The properties are represented by independent professional brokers who handle inquiries, visits and negotiations. Domizello produces the marketing material, hosts the listings and connects buyers and renters with the right professional.

Question 45

Which areas do you cover?

Accepted Answer

We are starting in Punta del Este, the wider Maldonado area and Montevideo, and will expand to other parts of Uruguay.

Question 46

In which languages is domizello available?

Accepted Answer

Spanish and English. You can switch language at any time from the menu, and you choose the language for the emails we send you in your profile settings.

Question 47

Can I log in without a password?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On the login page, type your email and choose Email me a login link. We send you a link that logs you in: it works for 15 minutes and only once, and asking for a new one cancels the previous link. The link always goes to your email. If you use two-step verification, you still enter your code after opening the link. Didn't ask for a link? Ignore the message: nobody gets in without opening it, and your password stays as it is.

Question 48

What is a passkey, and what if I lose one?

Accepted Answer

A passkey logs you in with Face ID, a fingerprint or your device PIN, without typing a password. Nobody can use it without your face, finger or PIN, and it only works on domizello, so it cannot be phished. To add one, go to your profile, open Sign-in methods and choose Add a passkey. For your security this only works within 10 minutes of logging in; otherwise log in again first. You can have several (for example your phone and your laptop) and remove any of them there. We email you every time a passkey is added or removed. Lost your phone? Your email is always the way back in: log in with your password, with Google or with a login link by email, then remove the old passkey and add a new one.

Question 49

Can I hear new notifications?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In your profile, enable “Play a sound for new notifications” and save your preferences. Use “Play test sound” to try it. Sound is off by default. Keep domizello open; your browser may require a click before audio can play. Turning sound off keeps the notification badge and background-tab unread count available.

Question 50

What does the production package include?

Accepted Answer

An interactive 3D tour, a fly-through video, professional photos, a 2D floor plan, a 3D floor plan with sun-path simulation, a QR code that links to the listing, and a shareable mini-website for the property. Everything is produced by the domizello team in one visit to the property. The package is produced at cost-recovery pricing and every asset carries domizello branding only.

Question 51

Which materials can I download and use elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

The fly-through video, the professional photos, the 2D floor plan and the QR code are downloadable and yours to use on your website, portals and social media (they carry a domizello watermark). For rental properties you may also use them on booking platforms such as Airbnb or Booking.com. Keep the domizello watermark intact, and do not use rental assets to advertise a sale. The interactive 3D tour and sun-path viewer stay on domizello. When a booking platform does not allow listing links or QR images, use the downloadable materials that its rules permit.

Question 52

Can I embed the 3D tour on my own website?

Accepted Answer

No. The interactive 3D tour cannot be embedded on your own website or on any other portal. It stays on domizello, where visitors sign in: like a virtual key box, it records who entered and when. Do not screen-record or copy the tour elsewhere. You may use the fly-through video and the downloadable floor plans on your own website, keeping the domizello branding. The interactive 3D floor plan with sun-path simulation stays on domizello. Share the listing link or QR code to bring people to the interactive viewers.

Question 53

Whose branding is on the material?

Accepted Answer

The produced material carries the domizello watermark. Your logo, name and contact details appear on the listing page itself, right next to the contact button, identifying you as the property's broker.

Question 54

How should I prepare my property for the production session?

Accepted Answer

Use the property preparation checklist before the domizello team arrives. It covers cleaning and decluttering, room-by-room preparation, pets, access, the designated adult who opens and closes the property, and what the agreement expects on shoot day. You can also download the English PDF or download the Spanish PDF.

Question 55

Does sharing the domizello link on Instagram or a flyer protect the lead?

Accepted Answer

No, a plain link does not protect the visit. The visitor reaches domizello from a page you registered for the listing, or through one of the ready-to-copy attribution links in your portal. A plain link to domizello.com carries no visitor protection. To make an Instagram bio link, email or printed flyer count, use the attribution link copied from your broker portal.

Question 56

How do I set up the hand-off for a listing?

Accepted Answer

Register every address (URL) where that property appears under your control – your own website in each language, and any other site or portal where you run the listing page. There can be as many as you need; each registered URL extends the hand-off protection to buyers coming from it. Do this when the listing is approved, or as soon as a new page goes live. Without a registered URL we cannot recognize buyers coming from that page, so those inquiries are treated as domizello leads. The quickest way is a domizello button on that page: paste it, click it once and switch Visitor protection on – see How do I put a domizello button on my website and protect my visitors?.

Question 57

Where does the broker agreement cover “Lead protection”?

Accepted Answer

Read the Lead protection provisions in the broker agreement you signed. For the current practical answers, see referral fees, reporting and payment windows and the launch departments.

Question 58

The buyer closed on a different property. Do I still owe the referral?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The referral attaches to the person, not to the listing. Once you accept a domizello lead, if that person (or their spouse, company, or someone acting for them) later buys any property you are involved in, the 20% is owed, whatever name ends up on the deed. "We already knew that buyer" or "it was a different property" are not exceptions once you have accepted the lead.

Question 59

Where does the broker agreement cover “Referral fee”?

Accepted Answer

Read the Referral fee provisions in the broker agreement you signed. For the current practical answers, see referral fees, reporting and payment windows and the launch departments.

Question 60

Where does the broker agreement cover “Rentals”?

Accepted Answer

Read the Rentals provisions in the broker agreement you signed. For the current practical answers, see referral fees, reporting and payment windows and the launch departments.

Question 61

Do I have to keep my listing information up to date?

Accepted Answer

Yes – this one really matters. While a listing is live you keep it accurate, and you report material changes – price and status above all – within 72 hours. Domizello's promise to buyers is that every listing reflects reality; that only works if every broker keeps their side of it, so we treat it as a condition of the partnership. A listing that stays stale or misleading can be corrected or unpublished by domizello, and in serious cases the property can be released from the broker.

Question 62

Do I need to report an offer or a reservation before the sale closes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Report material status changes within 72 hours, in particular when a property goes under offer, is reserved (bajo promesa), or is withdrawn from the market. That keeps the public listing honest and keeps us from sending you leads on something that is no longer available.

Question 63

Where does the broker agreement cover “Keeping your listing current”?

Accepted Answer

Read the Keeping your listing current provisions in the broker agreement you signed. For the current practical answers, see referral fees, reporting and payment windows and the launch departments.

Question 64

How is the production fee charged?

Accepted Answer

Everyone pays the production fee once, up front. Brokers pay it when their claim is approved and before the shoot is scheduled. Direct sellers and landlords pay it after the property passes initial review and they have signed, before the tour shoot is scheduled.

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