Ironically, home prices have actually risen faster during the worst pandemic in a century instead of getting cheaper.

I have also learned about commission split models that go from criminally low to suspiciously high (from Coldwell Banker's 50/50, Century 21's 50/50 (unverified), McEnearney & Associates 50/50, Re/Max's 70/30 or 80/20, and ExP's 90/10).

I've been doing residential rental properties for what seems like centuries, getting a little bit burned out and I'm ready to try something new.

In general the best way to find real estate agencies in an area is to check with some of the largest operators around the world (for residential that may be Keller Williams, ReMax, Century 21, ERA, and in some areas Sothebys, etc) and in Commercial that is likely CBRE and a few other companies. 

Suzanne Walsh of Century 21 (Epsom, NH).

Suzanne Walsh of Century 21 (Epsom, NH).

Maybe other sources have better explanations.Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus says that freedom is the license to do as one wants and defines the following as the synonyms for it:So freedom is a license.

Yes, there are a few out there, Century 21, and EXP, however, I wanted to design mine so I could carve out time for RE classes and time to build my network of MF owners and operators as well as self storage.

First, there was the loss of good-paying factory jobs which had been the mainstay of our economy for nearly a century.

@Alan G. carpet generally is not used much here on BP anymore, but I recently turned an apartment I own in a Mid century modern building I own in Lyons, IL.