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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
New licensee DFW, flat rate broker or regular broker?
We invest rent/flip properties. planning on 3 flips this years (hopefully) i just got my RE license and I'm debating on what to do.
I found a very knowledgeable broker who will give me 75/25 for my properties and 60/40 for other deals. His training seems to be very good and if I can sell some properties on the side I guess it wouldn't hurt... at the same finding clients is probably not too easy either.
Any advice, recommendations?
other option is a flat fee broker, without having any experience it worries me not having training/support. Also getting new clients might be even more difficult.
Thank you, Ana