Why this exists
Every day, people relocating to a new city get matched with an agent through some service working quietly in the background — and a referral fee changes hands that the buyer or seller never sees. We thought that was backwards. You're the one buying or selling a home in an unfamiliar market. If anyone should benefit from that introduction, it's you.
Use the agent you were going to need anyway. Let us make the introduction first. When you close, we share part of our referral fee back with you.
How it works
Tell us about your move. We match you with a vetted local agent — checked for license, track record, and reputation — and make a warm introduction before you've committed to anyone. You work with that agent like you normally would. When you close, eligible clients get $500–$1,000 back, funded from our referral fee and disclosed at closing, where your state permits it.
Who's behind it
I bring both professional and real-world experience to real estate, and I built ReloReward on the same principle I've worked by for ten years: the goal is bigger than the transaction.
Born and raised in the Greater Boston area, I spent my first nine years in the financial world as a financial advisor before moving into real estate full-time. That background means I understand, concretely, how a home purchase affects your finances — and how powerful real estate can be as part of a portfolio, whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor.
When you buy or sell a home, it's rarely just a transaction — it's a life event, a major investment, sometimes a retirement plan or an income generator, and often the start of a new chapter.
That's exactly why I built ReloReward. When you're relocating somewhere I don't personally work, you still deserve to be handed off to an agent who treats it the same way — not passed along to whoever happens to be available. Every agent in the ReloReward network is vetted against that same bar.
What my own clients have counted on me for:
- Negotiating better prices for buyers, even in a seller's market
- Getting sellers higher prices than expected
- Identifying investment properties for long-term appreciation, income, or tax strategy
- Finding off-market and pre-market deals to avoid bidding wars
- Navigating creative financing, from seller financing to low-money-down options
- Straight guidance on the bigger decision — buy vs. rent, how much to spend, what's worth fixing first
What Patrick's clients say
Straight talk
A few states don't allow this kind of credit, and every credit has to be approved by your lender, title company, and the agent's broker, and shown on your closing paperwork. If your state or deal doesn't allow it, we'll tell you up front and still connect you with a great agent. No fine-print games.