How to Choose Your Real Estate Brokerage

Which brokerage should you join as a new real estate agent? Which brokerage is the best? These are the factors you need to look for when you pick your real estate brokerage.

First and foremost, consider the brokerage's reputation and track record. Look for a brokerage that has a strong reputation in the industry and a proven track record of success. You can research online reviews, talk to other agents or brokers, and ask about the brokerage's history and accomplishments.

Next, consider the brokerage's training and support. A good brokerage should offer a robust training program to help you get up to speed and succeed in your new role. They should also provide ongoing support, such as coaching and mentorship, to help you grow your business and reach your goals.

Another important factor is the brokerage's culture and values. Look for a brokerage that aligns with your own personal values and goals. This can help ensure that you feel comfortable and motivated to work with the brokerage, and that you're able to thrive in their environment.

You should also consider the brokerage's commission structure and any additional benefits they offer. Some brokerages offer higher commissions or bonuses for top-performing agents, while others may offer benefits like a flexible schedule or support for marketing and advertising efforts.

Finally, don't be afraid to ask questions and do your own research. Talk to current agents or brokers at the brokerage, ask about their experiences, and get a feel for the brokerage's values and culture. This can help you make an informed decision about which brokerage is the best fit for you.

In conclusion, choosing the best real estate brokerage to work for involves considering factors such as reputation, training and support, culture and values, commission structure, and additional benefits. By doing your research and asking questions, you can find a brokerage that aligns with your goals and helps you succeed in your real estate career.

Chapters:
00:00 - You got your license, now what?
00:17 - The one thing that every brokerage has that you need to see.
00:57 - This feature will help you flourish at the brokerage.
01:54 - Find a brokerage that will give you this.
02:50 - One of the most important conversations you'll have with the brokerage.
04:10 - What TYPE of brokerage should you sign with?
06:19 - Here's the bottom line when you're choosing your real estate brokerage.

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[red]

Thanks. This is exactly where I'm at now. I passed the exam the fist time a month ago thanks to CA Realty. Now, I'm just researching brokerages.

[TheGlamorousRealtor]

You’re delivery is everything! Thank you so much for reinforcing the importance of this information.

[a.r]

I always knew you were good, but I was wrong you’re the best! You take the time to explain the process of how to run a business. I’m in that same situation that I’m not sure if I should move on or stay with the company, my loyalty to my broker is making things difficult.
Thank you for your excellent advice as always ♥️♥️♥️

[agnesrousen]

This video is great! I don't understand why you have just 150 views! I need to share on my social media platforms!

[mightydeathlash]

For new real estate agents, which type of the brokerage mentioned here provides the best training?
I also think that foundations are very important, it's critical.

Where did you started?
Most successful people you know started where?

Please, thanks.

[Joser]

I think I just got the best training in this video

[karimartin]

This is good information! The question is...is the company willing to explain all the services, such as training, before you are considered hired? I only have experience with my current job, and no information is provided to you until you are hired, if the vibe is not good tough! Once you are hired, you are sent to the department that needs you, then you meet the supervisor, then you feel the vibe...

[Snickers]

Very helpful tips for new agents, I totally agree. Training and vibe are most important. Which brokerage/mentor you pick can make you or break you.

[veronicat.]

Love your videos. ❤I test on March 17. ❤

[shaneenscott]

This was great! So glad I came across this video

[scottc]

I Picked a brokerage that doesn’t have a lot of fees and you don’t have to pay until you do a deal. What is shocking is the board fees of about a thousand dollars! And you can’t do anything unless you’re on a board! $200 application fee, $550 for the board fee, $130 MLS fee (every quarter) . For someone that can’t jump into it full time to start, that’s a lot of upfront money without a sale in sight!

[MaxFA]

This is my struggle currently. I relocated to a state in the Midwest and so undecided even in the market area I want to work in.
After interviewing with a few brokerages I literally got nowhere. I didn’t feel that ‘this would be a nice place to work’ vibe from the broker nor agents. I know agents are in to make money and whatnot but come on be welcoming to new faces you never know they could help you later on.

[zacharyg]

thank you since I have zero lead so the lead should be the only thing i will be worry about?

[hibahaji]

Thank you for your advice I love your videos

[rogue]

I’m brand new and chose Keller Williams

[lazylaze]

Thanks, mah man! I’ve been watching your videos since I was reviewing for the 2024 Brokers and Appraisers Exam. I became a national topnotcher and am now ready to embrace brokerage. Your videos never fail to help youngsters like me. Much love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭🫡