Referrals that arrive financing-ready
Thought to Keys sends clients to one professional at a time, at the stage where that professional adds value. A realtor gets a buyer with a written pre-approval and a price range. A lawyer or notary gets a file with lender instructions already on the way. An inspector gets a booking inside a live subject period. Nobody starts from a cold enquiry.
One window, two-way
Clients at your stage
An introduction by name, with the client's consent, the stage they are at and what has already been done. For most roles that means a pre-approved buyer with a known timeline.
Clients who need financing first
Your buyer who has not been pre-approved, your seller who is buying next, your client whose bank said no. Asim Ali's office takes the mortgage side and keeps you as their realtor, lawyer or inspector.
The client's trust
Every introduction is disclosed, every fee is the professional's own, and the client can decline or bring their own person at any stage. That is what makes the window worth being in.
Licensed, insured, responsive
- Current licence or registration with your regulator, in good standing, checked against the public register before you are introduced and rechecked periodically.
- Errors and omissions or equivalent insurance where your profession requires it.
- A reply to an introduced client within one business day.
- Fees quoted to the client in writing before engagement.
- No fee to join and no fee per referral. Where a referral arrangement exists and your regulator permits it, it is disclosed to the client in writing.
Realtors: referral arrangements follow the Real Estate Services Act and your managing broker's policies. Lawyers and notaries: your own professional rules on referrals apply. The brokerage will never ask you to do anything your regulator prohibits.