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Dan Carbone
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Premier Sotheby’s vs EXP Realty

Dan Carbone
  • New Port Richey, FL
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I am a newly licensed agent from Tampa, FL and I have experience flipping houses and buying and selling them without an agent (FSBO) so I am not new to the process. I am looking at 2 very different options when it comes to starting out in RE sales, Premier Sotheby's International Realty and EXP Realty. I really like the EXP Realty model and for the most part know what they have to offer. Can anyone on here enlighten me as to what I can expect hanging my license at Sotheby's? Or which brokerage they would go with and why? Any Info would be greatly appreciated.

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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This is what Id suggest.

Figure out which brokerage has the largest market share in your market. Then figure out which office location of that brokerage has the highest productivity per agent. Join that office. Study everything the top agents there do and copy it. 

This will highly increase your chances of success. 

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