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Emma Hustis
  • Sandpoint, ID
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Best Brokerage for Wholesaling Real Estate Agent?

Emma Hustis
  • Sandpoint, ID
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I have been an agent at Keller Williams for the last 3 years and have done a bit of wholesaling on the side. I am now significantly more focused on my Wholesaling business, and less on my agent business. My broker used to allow me to collect my full assignment fee from the title company but now they're saying the check has to go through them first, and they want to take splits on it. 

I am planning on leaving the brokerage to go somewhere that is more investor friendly, and somewhere with a broker who knows what wholesaling is. Does anyone have any recommendations for brokerages moving forward? I live in a small town and don't know that any of the local brokerages will be a good option. I have heard some of the more remote brokerages, like EXP might be a good option. 

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