Would eXp be a helpful place to work as a brand new agent, hot off the press?

Why this change has gotten so little press is beyond me.

You will be hard pressed to replace your real estate advantages:1.

They’’re not getting a very positive press as to the accuracy of their data or refund policies (no refund?).

Unless you're hard-pressed for the money, I would not pay the capital gains taxes and would instead 1031 exchange into other cash-flowing properties or DST fractional interest properties. 

But just keep reading and pressing in and it doesn't actually take that long to get good at this game. 

If it's a rolling code type you have a button on the back of the opener that you push usually then you press the button on the remote a couple of times and it's set.

Here's my model I've developed, simply...3800-8000 sqft5+ bd/4 full bath3+ garages (to be coverted, check w/ local zoning 1st)prefer single story, but if 2 story add elevatorNo pools required (eye candy for the adult kids, not generally used nor appreciated by residentsEnclosed yard with room for benches/tables to meetHOA's don't scare us as long as we've done due diligence on the property through public recordsAcqusition:  Lease/lease purchase/owner finance/sub2Depending on the negotiation, I'll always offer more per month on a lease. 

Look up your state statutes and case law on the subject to see what your liability could be potentially if you have an injured party (the seller) who presses the issue.Here in DC we are seeing many a seller lately being represented by legal aid on fraud by inducement issues with wholesalers. 

Persons feeling the squeeze of prices, press employment for more income to counter-weight.