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Ryan Ilardi
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Knoxville, TN
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Small broker vs Big broker

Ryan Ilardi
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Knoxville, TN
Posted

I just passed my real estate exam and I am debating on where to hang my license. I have talked with a few of the big, national, name brand brokers and I had narrowed them down to 2. 

Today, I met with the principle broker from a new company that just started 3 months ago. The 2 brokers that started the company have 25+ years of combined experience and are well known in my market. It is the 2 of them and only one affiliate broker at the moment.

I need some advise, would it be better to go with a big broker with set training and name recognition or small broker with direct hands on learning with the start-up broker? Keep in mind, I do plan on moving into investing in the near future. 

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