finder's fee

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A finder's fee is a payment made to someone who connects parties to a transaction or opportunity.

Real estate agents, recruiters, and business brokers earn finder's fees for bringing together buyers and sellers or employers and candidates: The headhunter charged a finder's fee equal to 20% of the first year's salary.

The term sometimes appears in informal arrangements between friends.

commission

referral

Directing someone elsewhere

cut · share · kickback · bounty · remuneration · honorarium · premium · payout · earnings · proceeds

brokerage

broker

Transaction intermediary for hire

facilitator · go-between · matchmaker · negotiator · deal · arrangement · contract · mediation · representative · consultant

incentive

motivation

Impetus toward a goal

stimulus · spur · lure · carrot · attraction · reward · impetus · persuasion · allurement · temptation

locator

scout

One who reconnoiters

recruiter · informant · sourcer · spotter · sleuth · networker · tipster · bird dog · searcher · investigator

transaction

closing

Final stage of something

purchase agreement · earnest money · closing costs · conveyancing · title search · property transfer · buyer's agent · seller's agent · deed

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compensation structure

finder's feesalary

Fixed periodic employment payment

wages · base pay · annual salary · retainer · stipend

transaction role

finder's feeacquisition cost

Total expense to acquire

buyer's premium · connection fee

payment direction

finder's feeacquisition cost

Total expense to acquire

penalty · loss · forfeiture

Family

find, found, fee, finding, finder, finders

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