Considering Keller Williams

[Justin Morris]

I'm considering applying at Keller Williams, I've heard from a bunch of agents that said KW is the best for new agents, in terms of education and support. I have been interested in REI for a while and dabbled in it but didn't have a ton of success. Wanting to get some experience as a agent and then branch out. What is the cost for a new agent KW? In terms of desk fees, what do you usually pay for advertising per month? What are upfront fees that a new agent pays for training. Lastly, anyone in the Tampa Bat area, how is the market? I've heard it's heating up again. Thank you all for your advice and help.

[Matt M.]

Start at KW. You get out what you put in. Do the BOLD program. Once you do well, find a cheaper brokerage if you aren't going to build a team. Call a local office and go in to ask them these questions. Each office is different(I think).

Monthly fees were low, when I was there. They took 30% of you commission until I capped at giving them $24k. If you have a mentor, which you should, they'll take a bit more.