We used Dawn Davis with Keller Williams in Tyler.

In WA, where we live now, I have it hung with Keller Williams in Bellingham, but they do also have offices towards Lynnwood and Seattle too.

Hey BP,I have scoured the internet and have not found much in the discussion of books recommended for the real estate agent profession.I see "Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller thrown out a lot -- which is good for strategizing one's business -- but I'm looking for books that layout Real Estate Agent 101-level information.

I am currently reading "The Million Dollar Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller.

Not for investment, just a family member selling her modest 3br, 2ba home to move out of state.I know good listing agents are fantastic resources because they work their tushes off to market properties and not list at wildly off-base prices, and not being in that market myself, I want to make sure my family member is getting good help there.Seems that Keller Williams Alaska and Dynamic Properties (RE/MAX) are the two top listing offices (about 500 each for a total of 1,000 out of the 2,000 SFR homes sold/closed on the MLS in the last year).Both are huge operations with lots of sub-licensees and agents.

I have just signed with Keller Williams and am waiting for the state to issue my license.

I'm making some assumptions, but if I can give any advice, it would be read Set For life, commit to a plan with a deadline and read "The One Thing" by Gary Keller. 

I am with Keller Williams Eastside (in kirkland) while we live in Sammamish.

I am now a licensed realtor for Keller Williams in South Tampa not far from where you work.  

If you are looking for a company to train you then you should look no further than Keller Williams.