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- Best brokerages for new real estate agents : r realtors - Reddit
I just got recently licensed and I’m looking for a real estate brokerage I know of all the big brands such as Keller Williams, Coldwell Banker, etc but I’m looking for the best value brokerage while still providing mentorship and training Which brokerage do you think has a good split, low or no desk fees, while still being a good option for new realtors looking for training mentorship
- PSA: Stay far away from Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
The brokerage unfortunately lists a good chunk of homes in the area, but if you plan on touring a home, contact any other Realtor to schedule a showing I made the critical mistake of going through an agent at the same firm as the listing agent, and it's pretty clear they're conspiring behind my back to boost their commissions Archived post
- Berkshire Hathaway Home Services-thoughts? : r realtors - Reddit
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services-thoughts? I’m a new licensee in the Atlanta area seeking that first brokerage BHHS seems to have a big presence here and I would expect them to have really good resources for agents Don’t hear about them as much as KW and others for first time agents though Anybody care to share their experiences with them?
- What can happen if I can’t pay brokerage fee and annual fee . . . - Reddit
Hi I have been realtor for over a year and it’s not going good at all I am with Remax and my contract was auto renewed So I am with Remax for another 1 year But recently financial situation became very tough and can’t afford to make payments to my monthly fee I am past 90 days on annual fee and monthly fee as well Any advice on what can be done ? What if I can’t pay what can happen ?
- What do you think about Remax vs other brokerages? : r realtors - Reddit
New agent, comparing different brokerages What do you think about Remax vs other brokerages that do a 60-40 or 50-50 split without a monthly fee?
- [Seattle, WA] Choosing a Brokerage : r realtors - Reddit
So far, I've connected with Windermere (multiple offices) and Coldwell Banker Bain, and have interviews set with Compass and John L Scott Windermere and CBBain seem to be similar in terms of training, support, and the commission splits come pretty close to each other with Windermere coming in on top
- New agent. Trying to narrow down brokerages that are best for new . . .
New agent Trying to narrow down brokerages that are best for new agents in Orange County California Nationwide? Berkshire Hathaway? Coldwell banker? Etc I’ve gotten so much mail I’m looking to see what your experiences are so I can narrow the pool
- Compass Agents: Do you feel that the cost is worth it? - Reddit
Whats the split Compass is a sham just like all these other big box All their agents do is send spam emails No one gives a shit about your brokerage in this industry YOU are your brand
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