So now you're paying $2500ish to become licensed and in a brokerage.

Firm Provides:>Broker In Charge Requirement: I am a provisional broker/agent for 2 years.

However, since my "hiatus", I have finished the coursework needed to get my salesperson license, and I am currently studying for the exam.My question is, how do I go about finding the right brokerage company to work for.

So I work at a commercial brokerage firm, specializing in tenant only representation for commercial properties.

He also runs his own real estate brokerage.

The brokerages don't care as long as your monthly fees are paid.

Does anyone has any recommendation as to which brokerage or agencies might be best for a real estate investor.

For the first time I considered doing brokerage work outside of just working for myself and my family.Present Day: I just turned 28.

They're really easy to use nowadays, with pretty low expenses, and extremely easy to purchase through a discount brokerage, so you can save more of your money while diversifying over whatever base you want.

As a new agent, you need a brokerage who will, first, teach you what it takes to be a successful agent in your market and, second, hold you accountable on a daily basis.