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Who is responsible for the payment of all Sponsoring Bonuses throughout the entire Exit System?

Exit Franchise · 2025 FDD

Answer from 2025 FDD Document

n the Sponsors. A Recruit cannot be sponsored into the EXIT System by more than two Sponsors.

  • h) EXIT Franchises may be designated as the Sponsor for a Recruit. (For the purposes of awards recognition only, the Franchise Sponsor shall name the individual(s) responsible for the introduction of the Recruit.) All other Sponsoring Bonuses will be payable to an individual Sponsor, unless the Sponsor signs a direction that their Sponsoring Bonuses be
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paid to a U.S. or Canadian legal entity of which they (including the interests of their spouse) owns the controlling voting and equity interests. In order for this redirection to be effective, documents acceptable to EXIT must be provided verifying the Sponsor's interest in the entity. A Sponsor cannot redirect their Sponsoring Bonuses to more than one legal entity. Unless a beneficiary has been designated, as provided in Section 11(a) below, payment of the Sponsoring Bonuses to the redirected legal entity shall end upon the Sponsor's death.

  • i) EXIT, as Franchisor, is responsible for the payment of all Sponsoring Bonuses throughout the entire EXIT System. Sponsoring Bonuses for all EXIT Associates will be made payable by electronic funds transfer (whenever possible) to the Sponsor.
  • j) The Sponsoring Bonus is paid by EXIT after the Company Development Fee designated for the same Recruit is received by EXIT. If funds are received electronically the bonus is typically paid out within seven days. In the rare event that the Company Development Fee is not received electronically, or the associate has not elected to receive the Sponsoring Bonus electronically, the corresponding Sponsoring Bonus will be paid out within 30 days.
  • k) Sponsoring Bonuses are calculated and paid out in the currency of the country in which the transaction is finalized.
  • l) Sponsoring Bonuses are not part of any transaction record sheet and do not pertain to any trade or sale of real estate. Sponsoring Bonuses are never paid by Subfranchisors, Franchisees or Sales Representatives. This is the full responsibility of EXIT.
  • m) Each Sponsoring Bonus is subject to a Sponsoring Bonus Fee of 10% of the Sponsoring Bonus per Transaction Side to a maximum of $75 per Transaction Side. Sponsoring Bonus Fees for referrals between EXIT Offices will be pro-rated in the same manner as outlined in Sectio

Source: Item 23 — RECEIPT (FDD pages 42–235)

What This Means (2025 FDD)

According to Exit's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Exit, as the franchisor, is responsible for the payment of all Sponsoring Bonuses throughout the entire Exit System. Sponsoring Bonuses are never paid by Subfranchisors, Franchisees, or Sales Representatives; this is the full responsibility of Exit. The Sponsoring Bonus is paid by Exit after the Company Development Fee designated for the same Recruit is received by Exit.

Sponsoring Bonuses for all Exit Associates will be made payable by electronic funds transfer (whenever possible) to the Sponsor. If funds are received electronically the bonus is typically paid out within seven days. In the rare event that the Company Development Fee is not received electronically, or the associate has not elected to receive the Sponsoring Bonus electronically, the corresponding Sponsoring Bonus will be paid out within 30 days.

Each Sponsoring Bonus is subject to a Sponsoring Bonus Fee of 10% of the Sponsoring Bonus per Transaction Side to a maximum of $75 per Transaction Side. The Sponsoring Bonus Fee shall cease each calendar year once the sponsored Sales Representative generates $100,000 of gross Commissions for their Franchise(s) in that calendar year (pro-rated in the first calendar year). The Sponsoring Bonus Fee is deducted by EXIT prior to disbursement of the Sponsoring Bonus.

Disclaimer: This information is extracted from the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document and is provided for research purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decisions.