Real Estate Agent · Scottsdale, AZ · Member since 2019 · 20 posts · 7 votes
Hi Everyone! I recently obtained my real estate license in AZ. I am currently looking at brokerages to join. My two main goals for my first year in the business is to learn as much as I can and to meet as many people as possible!
Anyone have suggestions on what to look for in a brokerage?
Would love to set some time to talk. Every brokerage is going to have pros and cons, it really depends on what you're looking for and what your long term goals are. I hang my license with EXP, my mentor Greg Moulton owns a company VacayPrime. We strictly specialize in investment acquisitions and management. I've learned in my 3 years of lending and now my brief time as an agent, that the riches come from niching down.
Here's something to consider and look out for... Get into a brokerage where you're going to have access to top producers, access to things that you're interested in. What is it that you specifically want to do. These are all the questions you should ask and then form there make a decision! I respect that you're taking this first year to pursue knowledge... this will make the difference in your career!
If you're still interviewing, our office is located in north Scottsdale, would love to make an introduction for you and see if we could provide a ton of value to you in your pursuit as an agent! Best of luck either way man!
Hi Everyone! I recently obtained my real estate license in AZ. I am currently looking at brokerages to join. My two main goals for my first year in the business is to learn as much as I can and to meet as many people as possible!
Anyone have suggestions on what to look for in a broker
Depends on what your looking for in a brokerage. Shoot me a message, we can set up a call. I'd love to tell you some pointers I never received before choosing the right brokerage.
100% depends on what your objectives are. Are you looking to do residential, commercial, or both? (Very few do both)
Are you hoping for a broker to feed you leads or are you capable of producing on your own and only need guidance from them and to learn how to run a transaction?
In general, the more capable you are of producing on your own, the more leverage you'll have when negotiating your split.