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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Re/Max education reimbursement?
Good afternoon BP people!
Does Re/Max offer ANY eduaction assistance with Pro Schools specifically? I can't get a clear answer.
Thanks!
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@Josh James having started in RE sales with RE/MAX I can attest that they (same with all the others) do not provide anything that isn't readily available via a couple of good seminars or on YouTube videos. Since I wasn't receiving any discernible ROI from my association with the brokerage we parted ways after a little over a year.
If your plan is to get what you can out of a big-box shop first, my advice would be to take a look at Keller Williams. They seem to have a good thing going on with their newby agents - part of the reason they have so many of them.
If you would like to see some of decent RE seminar guys look up Brian Buffini or Craig Proctor. I'm sure there are dozens of others but these two have good stuff. WARNING - VERY EXPENSIVE