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Updated over 4 years ago,

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Ben Morand
  • Property Manager
  • Central Florida
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Keller Williams hs eXp for New Licensee

Ben Morand
  • Property Manager
  • Central Florida
Posted

Hi guys!

My name is Ben Morand. I am currently a second-year Finance student at the University of Florida with a minor in Economics and working towards a combined Masters degree in International Business. I have been working towards getting my Sales Associate license for the past few weeks now and I have some questions that are specific to my situation (working as an agent while in college).

In my quest to find the right broker, I have come to 2 major favorites (from what I’ve heard): Keller Williams and eXp.

I have heard some about each and I know that they are completely different but I am wondering if anyone can give me an unbiased comparison of both in terms of the following:

- Training for new agents

- Compensation

- Flexibility (I live in Gainesville, FL for school but come home for summers to Orlando, FL)

- Daily/weekly schedule

- Benefits

- Extra features (marketing help, etc.)

Thanks so much guys!

Ben

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