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Kelli Huang
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Any review on "Real - Technology Powered Real Estate Brokerage"?

Kelli Huang
  • Landlord
  • Jonesboro, GA
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I have been thinking about getting my real estate license and have been wondering about the online brokerage- real.  I haven't seen it on biggerpockets and am wondering if any agent has experience with this brokerage or your thoughts on this. Their website is joinreal.com. They have no fees and have a 85/15 split, which seems pretty good. Thank you. 

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Kevin O'Donnell
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Kevin O'Donnell
  • Investor
  • Union City, NJ
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Hi Teddy,

Check out this article:

https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/17/03/p9174...

I think the idea of real. is to kind of get out of the agent's way and make the brand "you". Hence, the ultra-generic name. 

I think they're onto something...

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