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Billy Davidson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Ventura, CA (Ventura)
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New Agent - How To Split Up Commission Check?

Billy Davidson
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Ventura, CA (Ventura)
Posted

Hi All,

I am a new real estate agent in Ventura, CA. I recently took the jump from being a CPA, which was boring and not fulfilling to becoming a real estate agent. I have other streams of income, but I wanted to reach out to BP to see what everybody thought when it comes to splitting up your commission checks. Below are the 4 categories I was thinking of splitting my commission check into:

  • Taxes – not enough agents account for this
  • Investing in your business – marketing, tools, etc.
  • Personal day-to-day expenses
  • Investments -into other streams of income - Stocks, RE investments, etc.

These were the 4 major categories I could think of and I was curious as to how people would split these up based on a percentage. Below were my thoughts, but I wanted to see what you thought

  • Taxes – 35%
  • Investing in business – 20%
  • Personal day-to-day expenses – 25%
  • Other streams of income (investments) – 20%

Would love to hear what everybody thinks. Thanks in advance.

  • Billy Davidson
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