A business to evaluate
Understand the property management model, owner responsibilities and operating support before recommending it to a client.
For franchise & business brokers
A partnership built around your client.
Introduce clients to a property management franchise with local operating support. Explore the business, understand the fit and agree on clear referral terms before making an introduction.
Already a partner? Open the broker portal
A clear opportunity. A supported introduction.
A direct team contact
Discuss client fit, territory availability, the FDD and the introduction process with our franchise team.
Written referral terms
Eligible brokers may receive compensation for qualifying franchise sales. Request the rate, commission basis, eligibility, payment conditions and timing.
Start with clarity.
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Review the partnership.
Talk through the business and request the written referral agreement. Confirm eligibility and compensation terms before referring.
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Explain your role early.
Before introducing a client, explain that New Dawn may pay you, how your compensation is calculated and any relevant conditions. Provide required disclosures and answer compensation questions accurately.
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Introduce with permission.
Get your client’s permission before sharing their information. New Dawn handles franchise discussions; the client’s independently retained attorney handles legal advice.
The written agreement and applicable law govern eligibility, commission basis, rate, payment conditions and timing. An introduction alone does not earn a fee.
DYLAN DELANEY · DIRECTOR OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT
Let’s discuss the right fit.
Book a conversation about the franchise, your clients and the partnership. Bring professional contact details; please leave confidential client information out of your initial inquiry.
Immigration attorney? Explore attorney collaboration. That pathway does not offer referral compensation.
New Dawn Franchising LLC is a franchisor, not a law firm. This page describes a broker relationship and is not an offer to sell a franchise. Franchise offers are made through the applicable Franchise Disclosure Document and subject to applicable law. No visa or financial outcome is guaranteed. Clients should review the full investment, any referral-related charges and separate professional fees in their written documents with their advisers.