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Sal Fichera
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I just incorporated my own brokerage...NOW WHAT?

Sal Fichera
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  • New York City, NY
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I am an attorney with some real estate brokerage transactions under my belt.  Recently, I decided to partner up with my wife (yikes!), and about 2 months ago we purchased a home to fix and flip.  We are still under construction, but I decided to incorporate my own RE brokerage company (as i can do that in NY bc i am a licensed attorney).  The objective is to list this particular property as the agent, and split the commission between the buyer's broker (if there is one), and my company.

So now i have a NY licensed brokerage company sitting dominate until I'm ready to list my property.  I'd like to try to do some transactions, and was wondering what the best approach would be.  My initial thought was to seek out RE sales associates and try to entice them to partner up (offering them bigger commission than they're currently earning).

Was just looking for some ideas and advice.

Thank you all in advance!

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