Hey Jessica,I have a good friend that's a solid agent with Keller Williams.

Some other great intro investing reads would be Ken McElroy's ABCs of Real Estate Investing and The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller. 

I was also considering eXp but I've heard great things about Keller Williams and their training program. but we'll see. how's the training with eXp?

@Chase Keller This will be for my rental so fire dwelling policy

I am based in Keller and would love to meet up.

Closed on 01/17/2020 and hired a property management company, Keller Williams.

One book that helped me is The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller.

Hi @Andrey Keller!

While not specifically real estate books To books that are fantasstice for success in life are "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie, and "The One Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay PapasanGetting along with other people is a key to success and The One Thing is the best book on time management.

I've been considering one of the bigger places like Coldwell, Century 21, Keller-Williams, or Windermere due to the fact the bigger companies have a great support structure for new agents and a solid lead generation system.Here's what I'm looking for in a brokerage:Good support structure for a new agentLove to focus on veterans/investorsWilling to do residential and commercialLow commission fees unless the company provides solid lead generation (wouldn't mind having a brokerage with less fees if I can use that money for advertising/direct mailers to provide my own leads)More looking for a non-compete, but I'll go anywhere if it can sustain a comfortable quality of life.For all of my experienced agents what should I be looking for in a brokerage?