Looking for investor friendly Houston brokers for sponsorship, any recommendations?
5,603Looking for investor friendly Houston brokers for sponsorship, any recommendations? I've passed my TREC exam and looking for a flat fee based broker. Hope the community can help.
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About 6 years ago
Stepstone is made primarily of investor/agents give my office a call 832-800-5455.
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DislikeAbout 6 years ago
Hi, I am in the same boat. Were you able to find a broker that is investor friendly?
About 7 years ago
As an investor myself, I can provide a few insight, contact me at francois@cozy-homes.com
Not all brokers will accept all types of transactions.
Not all brokers will accept all types of transactions.
About 7 years ago
Hi!
Congratulations!!
I highly recommend spending the time researching different Brokerages and what they offer.
Do you come into real estate sales with prior knowledge and real world experience in real estate? If not, it will not be to your or your future clients' advantage for your to be a part of a Brokerage that does not offer the support you need as a new agent without experience. You'd be better off with a Brokerage that offers training, mentorship, etc. That being said, if you come into real estate sales with an abundance of experience either working as a non-licensed agent on a team, in partnership with an investor who has experience, or simply are using your license for your own personal investments, a Brokerage that offers minimal support for a per transaction fee may be the right direction. Either way, I'd take the time to research all your options!
Darby Grimmett / KW / darby@darbygrimmett.com / 936-827-9217
Congratulations!!
I highly recommend spending the time researching different Brokerages and what they offer.
Do you come into real estate sales with prior knowledge and real world experience in real estate? If not, it will not be to your or your future clients' advantage for your to be a part of a Brokerage that does not offer the support you need as a new agent without experience. You'd be better off with a Brokerage that offers training, mentorship, etc. That being said, if you come into real estate sales with an abundance of experience either working as a non-licensed agent on a team, in partnership with an investor who has experience, or simply are using your license for your own personal investments, a Brokerage that offers minimal support for a per transaction fee may be the right direction. Either way, I'd take the time to research all your options!
Darby Grimmett / KW / darby@darbygrimmett.com / 936-827-9217
Disclaimer: Answers provided are just opinions and should not be accepted as advice.
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