Working my way through real estate classes, I was wondering about how to go about choosing a broker as a new agent?
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About 4 years ago
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About 5 years ago
Tammy, As others have said, Congratulations!!! It is definitely a good idea to speak to a few brokers. You want a broker you feel comfortable with.
One possibility is an EBA company. EBA stands for Exclusive Buyer Agent. (Exclusive, means exclusively buyers). In an EBA office, we only help people who want to buy a home (or lease, but mostly buy :). I've worked for 2 EBA companies, and love it! You do not take listings, ever! The company I'm with has training available. If this sounds like something you might be interested in, you may contact me. I can explain it in more detail, and give you my broker's contact information. I'll help you any way I can.
Pam Bratcher, 713-906-5238
HelpUBuy America
One possibility is an EBA company. EBA stands for Exclusive Buyer Agent. (Exclusive, means exclusively buyers). In an EBA office, we only help people who want to buy a home (or lease, but mostly buy :). I've worked for 2 EBA companies, and love it! You do not take listings, ever! The company I'm with has training available. If this sounds like something you might be interested in, you may contact me. I can explain it in more detail, and give you my broker's contact information. I'll help you any way I can.
Pam Bratcher, 713-906-5238
HelpUBuy America
About 5 years ago
First, congrats on taking the first steps towards a real estate career! It is a fun, exhausting, awesome, stressful insanely rewarding job.
I agree with what others have advised- talk to several brokers. You need not only the right plan but the right feel for your new business. I would love to talk to you about the opportunities at JLA Realty! You can reach me at kim@movewithkimscott.com
I agree with what others have advised- talk to several brokers. You need not only the right plan but the right feel for your new business. I would love to talk to you about the opportunities at JLA Realty! You can reach me at kim@movewithkimscott.com
About 5 years ago
My biggest advice is to speak to many brokers, ask their training, support, and available tools to help you grow a business. Know that the real estate classes only prepare you for the test and you need to find a Broker that provides education you need to produce. I speak from experience as I myself have only been licensed for 2 years. That being said, I took advantage of what my office offered and now am a top producing agent there. If you have any further questions feel free to contact me.
Joseph Jack, Jr., C.N.E
REALTOR / Certified Negotiation Expert
Keller Williams Realty Memorial
950 Corbindale Rd Ste 100, Houston Tx 77024
www.thejoejack.com
C: 832.930.0244
Joseph Jack, Jr., C.N.E
REALTOR / Certified Negotiation Expert
Keller Williams Realty Memorial
950 Corbindale Rd Ste 100, Houston Tx 77024
www.thejoejack.com
C: 832.930.0244
About 5 years ago
Hi Tammy,
Your first years in Real Estate you will need mentoring and a lot of learning. I would choose a brokerage that can provide the practical training. Certainly you need to visit the brokerage, see the offices and facilities, and meet with the agents, learn how they feel about it. Also you might look into the location of the brokerage and their transaction volumes and number of agents. Give me a call if you want to visit my brokerage and get answers to your questions.
Regards.
Cagdas Acar
Msc, PSA, VLB, Realtor
Phone: 832-283-1091
www.har.com/cagdasacar
Your first years in Real Estate you will need mentoring and a lot of learning. I would choose a brokerage that can provide the practical training. Certainly you need to visit the brokerage, see the offices and facilities, and meet with the agents, learn how they feel about it. Also you might look into the location of the brokerage and their transaction volumes and number of agents. Give me a call if you want to visit my brokerage and get answers to your questions.
Regards.
Cagdas Acar
Msc, PSA, VLB, Realtor
Phone: 832-283-1091
www.har.com/cagdasacar
About 5 years ago
You should interview quite a few and keep the mindset that while they are interviewing you, it is important that you interview them. Real Estate School will leave quite a bit out as far as the day to day operations of becoming successful and growing your business. Splits are important, but it doesn't matter what the split is if you don't get clients and successfully navigate them to closing. I started with a much better known agency because of it's training, but quickly learned that while the training was useful it didn't do nearly what I wanted in knowing how to be professional in front of my first client. I am now at a smaller brokerage with a team atmosphere where questions get answered and the training is more 1 on 1.
Feel free to reach out if you want to talk more.
Ryan Kohn
O'Hara and Company Real Estate
281-636-8179
Feel free to reach out if you want to talk more.
Ryan Kohn
O'Hara and Company Real Estate
281-636-8179
Disclaimer: Answers provided are just opinions and should not be accepted as advice.
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