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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Newly licensed in FL - broker searching
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Lots of options. When I first started I went with a company that had a lot of training for new agents. A full month of only training class to learn the business. That was great because I learned a lot and had a lot of help with contract (in my opinion the most important thing to know). Then I moved to a company with a program that offers wealth building/profit sharing and referrals. This was great when I was full time and really working the market and building my name in areas. Now, I'm part time, I only use my license for myself, friends and family so I'm with a company that offers 100% commission and is more hands off. They still offer classes and have meetings but it's optional. Depending on what your needs are that's who you should choose. You can PM me if you would like more info.