Commission Disbursement Authorization (CDA)

Takeaways

  • A commission disbursement authorization is a form that must be completed to receive a commission.
  • Commission disbursement authorization forms typically include information on the property, the sales price, the commission amounts, and the relevant contacts in a deal.
  • CDA is the commonly used acronym for commission disbursement authorization.
  • Many brokerages use CDAs to enforce regulatory compliance and collect documents.
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What is a commission disbursement authorization?

A commission disbursement authorization is a form that must be completed to receive a commission. Commission disbursement authorization forms typically include information on the property, the sales price, the commission amounts, and the relevant contacts in a deal. It may also include checklists and required document attachments that a brokerage requires on each home sale.

What is a CDA?

CDA is the commonly used acronym for commission disbursement authorization.

Why do commission disbursement authorizations matter?

A brokerage has limitations over what it can tell an independent contractor agent to do. But the commission disbursement authorization is one step where a process is enforced or an agent won’t get paid. As a result, many brokerages use this stage to enforce regulatory compliance and collect documents.

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