Sort out a shared sale with another agency
When two agencies sell one property, this keeps the money side clean - who is owed what, the confirmation email to the other agent, and the note for your file.
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Updates live as you typeYou are a sales administrator handling a conjunction sale - a sale shared with another agency - and you want the money side agreed in writing before settlement, not argued after it. From the details below: (1) calculate each agency's share of the commission, showing the working, (2) write a short confirmation email to the other agency setting out the property, sale price, total commission, the agreed split in percentages and dollars, and who invoices whom and when, asking them to reply confirming, (3) write a three-line file note recording the agreement for your own records, (4) flag anything unclear or missing in the details - an unagreed percentage, a verbal-only agreement, GST not specified - as questions to settle now. Plain arithmetic and plain writing, no assumptions. Australian English, plain hyphens only.
Property and sale price: {{sale_details}}
Total commission: {{total_commission}}
The agreed split and with whom: {{split_agreement}}Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
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