Broker of Record for Institutional Operators
50 State Brokerage provides a multi-state compliance seat for companies: a named licensed broker who sits on your firm's licence in each state where you operate, in the role that state calls qualifying broker, broker-in-charge, designated broker, principal broker, managing broker, responsible broker, employing broker or broker of record. Coverage for all 50 states is provided through the 50SB broker network. We work with operating companies, not individual agents.
Our clients include operators that have passed public-company diligence.
Tell us about your footprint
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Prefer email? institutional@50statebrokerage.com
What you get
- A named licensed broker who actually sits on your firm licence
- E&O coverage behind that broker
- A multi-state track record
- Monthly trust-account reconciliation, performed and documented
- Quarterly compliance updates: licence status, filings and regulatory changes
- A documented, audit-ready policy-and-procedure manual
- Lease, management-agreement and advertising review for state compliance
- A named escalation path and regulatory-complaint response
- Per-state licence maintenance and renewal tracking
- Written service levels: same business day on escalations, 24-hour document review, 48-hour advertising review
- Bench depth, so one broker leaving does not put your licence at risk
Regulator processing times vary by state; we quote ranges and never promise approval dates.
Who we serve
- SFR & BTR: Single-family rental funds and build-to-rent operators
- Property-management companies: Including franchise owners entering new states
- PropTech & leasing platforms: Platforms that need a broker in each state
- Multifamily: Owner-operators and third-party managers
- Affordable, senior & student housing: Compliance-only broker seat; your leasing and reporting stay in-house
- STR & hospitality platforms: Platforms taking over managed portfolios
- Institutional PM arms: REIT and public-company operators