Preben Pettersen the best place to ask these questions about how the business operates is the brokerage office itself.They all put on weekly presentations to attract new sales people.I am also beginning the journey to to get licensed and I am going to start with Keller Williams.Other people will tell you Re/max,Century 21,or a smaller local brokerage because they all have their good points and bad points.The things you should be asking them is what are your start up costs,monthly fees,yearly fees,commission splits,etc.They all offer the same training programs,take your pick.Nobody offers free license training at first but,they will pay you the costs of the school if you last a year.

-My fiance is a new realtor with Keller Williams, so thats a huge bonus. 

I've been doing a lot of REI research over the past few months; analyzing properties that I get from brokers, and see on Trulia, Zillow, Keller Williams, LoopNet, etc., learning about the different places to get public information on a property (never knew I could pull records on a property without an attorney before), getting estimates on inspections and repairs, and a slew of other due diligence & closing cost type things.I'm the type of person that needs to know the major steps needed before pulling the trigger on something major.

Interesting, because i just got my real estate license (took the exam and passed last week) i am hoping to join Keller Williams, i have a full time job that i like so i will be doing real estate part time.

Both parents growing up were real estate involved professionals and as a teenager i worked putting up signs and going through open houses for a Keller Williams Realtor.

We have taken the first step in that process by going with Keller Williams Realty recommend by a friend. 

I'm a full time residential realtor and top producer at Keller Williams in Knoxville, Tn.

He was with Wiechert for yrs and now he's with Keller Williams City Life.

Aaron Miley is planning on the 4th Thursday of each month starting on Jan 25th 2017 at the Spokane Keller Williams Realty office.  

I would recommend listening to the BP podcast, staying active on the site and also a few good reads are rich dad poor dad (all the books) and Gary Keller millionaire real estate investor.