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Employing Broker Colorado Springs Colorado

S Rusch
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Hello everyone,

I just passed my associate broker exam and I am trying to desperately find an employing broker that charges a flat rate or a very low commission split/desk fee as I intend to use my license for personal transactions and investment properties as well as for family and friends.  I've read several posts where people have recommended Broker's Guild and Equity but they all charge 30% commission split on the first 3 transactions.  Broker's Guild now charges a desk fee as well.  I am hoping to find someone that will provide a good support system but charges a flat rate or even low commission split.  Several people have recommended KW for their training.  Does anyone know what is involved with that?  How long is the training and how many hours a day is it?  What is KW's fee structure?

Many thanks in advance!

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