If you want in-person training and office culture, you want to focus on more traditional models like Keller Williams, Re/Max, Coldwell Banker, but you will give up more of your split there.

I recently sent a Letter of Intent to purchase a property with offering price, through the listing agent's associate(she's also a realtor with Keller Williams) and the LOI was accepted the next day.

Id suggest as a new agent joining a team at a big brokerage with lots of training like a Keller Williams or such. 

If you want a ton of in-person training, a company like Keller Williams or one of the big boxes might be better because they have offices.

Jason Sanderson at Keller Williams was my buyer’s agent and is also my leasing agent.

I would add "The One Thing" by Gary Keller.

@Keiyon WayneFind a local real estate agency in your home town, like a Century 21 or Keller Williams, etc and tell them you’re excited about real estate.

Also, I would recommend the book The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller and I would read the BP book The Beginner's Guide to starting in RE.

Both work for Keller Williams in New Bern and both do a fantastic job helping me find and manage property in the New Bern area.

I decided to become a realtor because of David Greene's BRRRR book and I even chose Keller Williams because of the way Greene described his experience as a KW realtor.