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Finder's fee
A fee a person or company charges for service as an intermediary in a transaction.
finder's fee
The charge levied by a person or firm for putting together a deal. For example, a finder may receive a fee equal to 3% of the principal amount paid for a corporate acquisition.
finder's fee

A fee for finding someone to buy, sell, or rent real estate. It is illegal in most states unless the finder is a licensed real estate broker or agent. There is some question about whether existing tenants may receive small gifts or rent credits for referring new tenants.The states that allow this limit the compensation or gift to something minimal.



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Additional finder's fee for searching for a product at stores is 50 US dollars per week.
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Cherokee made an unsolicited counteroffer for about $135 million, forcing Iconix to agree to pay Cherokee a $33 million finder's fee when its deal closes.
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Antelope Valley Hospital began offering, as of December, a $500 finder's fee to employees who recruit nurses and another $500 if the new worker stays for a year.
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