§ 1405 Broker Interest On Commercial Loans
This law lets a real‑estate broker keep the interest earned on money they hold in a bank for a commercial‑property loan, but only if the broker and the institutional investor sign a written agreement about it.
A broker collects monthly payments from a tenant for a shopping‑center loan, puts those payments into a savings account, and the account earns $200 in interest.
If the broker and the big investor who funded the loan both signed a written agreement saying the broker can keep that $200, the broker gets the interest. Without the written agreement, the interest would belong to the investor.
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§ 1405 Broker Interest On Commercial Loans
Last verified: January 11, 2026