Who are the better real estate companies to work for?

I think it is a personal choice - Interviewing the different companies in your area will give you a better feel fro what they offer in the way of training.  I worked for Weichert before and they have a great training program, they will push you to do it.  Other companies offer the training but you are on your own to complete it, I currenlty work for Re/Max and they offer training but you are not forced to do any of it!.  It depends on your personal style

Good luck!

Juan, there is nothing greater than the power of the RE/MAX Brand! It speaks volumes! It gives you instant credibility. If you're just getting started, you can sell yourself on the track record of the franchise & you WILL GROW into a top producing agent! "Nobody sells more real estate than RE/MAX!" All my best!

It is very regional. You have to look at your immediate market area.  Interview with the top three.  See where you think you might fit in.  

If you are new in the business you should look for a company that offers good support to help you get going. That's training, support and team work.  You also want to know that you will want to stay there when the training is over.  You also want to see a good mix of new agents and seasoned agents in the office. The new agents will "train with you" and the seasoned ones can be your "mentor"..or you can join one of their teams.

Keller Willams is an excellent company and is the fastest growing one right now.  They offer super training and support.  It is highly really team oriented, but you can hang out on your own too if you wish.   Again, look at your immediate area and see if their office is a good fit for you.

Hello Juan;

We have been very happy with the Weichert company. Their support, training and continuing education keep us on top off all the changes which seem to occur almost weekly. You can see if there are any offices in your area at the website...

http://www.weichert.com/search/offices/StateSearch.aspx?state=FL

Usually it is at no cost.  It is free at our office.  Part time is okay, but real estate is really a full time career if you are expecting to make an income unless you have a lot of relatives! You have to be  available to your clients. 

Hi Juan,

I agree with Athina Boukas.  Interview with at least three brokerages.  Talk with the national firms, but also be open to speaking with a strong regional brokerage like Watson.  You might even find that your best choice is a local brokerage.  Each broker is different.  Try to find one who cares about your career on a long-term basis.