How to tell if you are with the wrong real estate office/brokerage:
* The office claims that you are on 100% but then after you sign up they tell you that you have to pay a 6% franchise fee.
* The office brags about their training which is really other realtors who have been in the business for 6 months doing the training.
* The office tells you that they provide leads then they bill you for those leads (which start at $200+)
* The office brags that they are tech friendly but don't have MLS for lead capture on their main website or the website that they provide for their agents.
* The office website has words spelled wrong because no one took the time to proof read. (That should be an indication on how they deal with details)
* The office is more focused on office branding than they are for personal branding.
* Your split, office bills are around $21,000 per year
* Your office is charging you $25-$50 per transaction for E&O Ins. premium (multiply that number times the number of agents and ask yourself - is the broker really paying that much in E&O premiums?
* Your office doesn't use CSS and let's the office staff set up your showing appointments instead. Office staff is extremely rude and you would rather not even call that office so that you don't have to deal with rude employees.
* you are fairly new and you call or text your broker to ask a contract question and don't get an answer for 2-3 days.
If only one of these applies to you then it maybe time to move on. If more than one applies, then you are losing money everyday - get out now!
If you want to add any to this list, please do so.
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