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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Which Brokerage will help you put more money in your pocket?
Hello BP,
I am a real estate agent in Bergen County. I predominately work in listing my own properties, as I am also a developer, as well as a group of investors. I am at a moment in my career that I am evaluating whether to leave my brokerage for a better long term one or negotiate a better split.
I am currently at Coldwell Banker. I have a gnenerous split . At my current situation I only have the Franchise Fee of 6%. I dont have any desk fees or any other fees.
I have produced listings that range from 300K-1,999,999 over my last three years with Coldwell. As the years go by I increase my listings a year by 1-2.
If anyone could give me advice on what is the best way to make a decision where I wont regret leaving Coldwell I would greatly appreciate it
Thank you
Dave