[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

Micah,

If the ex-employee made an introduction that ultimately earned a fee, I would compensate them in some form as a gesture of good faith. It's a small world and possibly all parties involved remember the gesture.

Best,

KH

[abfunders]

Micah,

If the ex-employee made an introduction that ultimately earned a fee, I would compensate them in some form as a gesture of good faith. It's a small world and possibly all parties involved remember the gesture.

Best,

KH

Kevin, thank you for the kind words, and that's absolutely something I would like to do. However, if we come the conclusion that I owe him something for forever, he'll want and demand money for EVERY deal that I ever do with this other broker. I want to know from the community..... is there a monetary debt that I owe my ex-employee, or do I just owe him a debt of gratitude.

[FUND3R1]

Kevin, thank you for the kind words, and that's absolutely something I would like to do. However, if we come the conclusion that I owe him something for forever, he'll want and demand money for EVERY deal that I ever do with this other broker. I want to know from the community..... is there a monetary debt that I owe my ex-employee, or do I just owe him a debt of gratitude.

No momentary debt, I would just owe him on a debt of gratitude. If he was smart he would of made sure there was a partnership/referral agreement in place.