I’m a new-ish agent in Massachusetts looking for a good brokerage to work for.

As I interview with different brokerages as a potential new Broker / Real Estate Agent, are there any specifics I should keep an eye out for, or demand from, my future brokerage? 

Keep in mind the top agents that get the deals have their buyers list just like the wholesalers have their buyers list.. these buyers are fully vetted and the agents know they can perform.One issue many agents have and when I had my brokerages I had to caution my agents.. is you have a ton of tire kickers who are all Hat and no cattle.. so you have to break through that by proving you can do business. 

You just have to be upfront with the broker/agent.

I suspect the brokerage community is going to start telling their agents to turn in violators.one of my Oregon bird dogs just put a sign in the yard neighbor got pissed off as they wanted the house turned him into the state .. its kind of like getting a DUI  cost you about 10 to 15k first offense and a cease and desist..So then I went on to ask her about transactional funding as I have been a party to that a bunch of times and wanted to make sure I was legal.. she said NO way.. they deem that as some sort of fraud.. idea is the lender and wholesaler are in cahoots and scheming and marketing a property they dont' own and its prima facia evidence when they see two deeds in one day and a middle man payout.so bottom line you need to get into title and stay there for a few weeks BEFORE you market the property.. but as the regulator said.. they only respond to complaints right now.. so don't piss off any sellers or agents  LOL. 

And if it's 1%, do you do the same half type split for listing/selling co-op and what is an average brokerage split? 

Now I need a brokerage so I can get to work!

He would like to get a real estate license as soon as he turns 18 and would like to work with one or more brokerages to do research (tax records, mortgage records, CMAs, etc.) 

Full disclosure, I am an agent at a wholesale brokerage, NetWorth Realty of Houston.

if you syndicating or have an equity partner or two..and if you don't have any money to buy a type of property that your looking at...you may need to have that equity partner show funding as well.Or if you have the funds...just show them that and that your This is just how the brokerage industry is sometimes...