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First Time Real Estate Agent
Hello Everyone,
I am meeting with my first brokerage firm tomorrow. What are some things I should know before going in? What are questions I should ask? What are some things I should bring?
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@Tony Iwen Here are top questions I would ask during your broker interview that I found was very helpful on figuring out which brokerage will become your partner in your real estate business. Let me know if this helps!:
20 Questions to Ask When Interviewing Brokerages
- Does the brokerage allow both full & part time agents?
- What type of training do you offer new & experienced agents?
- Is the training in person, virtually, or available on demand?
- What mentorship opportunities do you provide new agents? Is there a fee for this mentorship program?
- Do I have access to the managing broker for support and at what times? Who do I speak with when I have contract questions?
- How many full & part time agents are in the brokerage?
- Do you offer team meetings, masterminds, lunch & learns, etc? If so, how often & when?
- Where is the office located? Can I get a tour of the office?
- Do I have any obligations to the brokerage? Is desk or phone duty required for agents?
- What is the culture of the brokerage like?
- How are agents who are successful recognized?
- What platforms & technologies does your brokerage offer?
- What lead generations tools will be available to use? Do you provide leads to your agents?
- Do you have any restrictions on personal branding?
- What are your brokerage & franchise fees?
- What are your commission splits & cap?
- Are there any other expenses you should know about?
- How are transactions processed?
- Are there any additional benefits you offer your agents, such as revenue or profit share, stocks, insurance, etc?
- How does your brokerage set you apart from other brokerages?