Selecting Brokerage As a New Agent

[Blase Cormier]

I am a newly licensed agent in the Boston area, looking to get into sales part time. I primarily obtained my license because I want to take advantage of the MLS to view and analyze properties, as well as the other resources brokerages provide to agents in order to close on those deals.

I'm in contact with a few brokers that really highlight their trainings, splits, revenue share, stock options, etc. All great things, however I feel like those perks would only be useful to full time agents.

As a part time, investor first 'agent', does anyone have any advice on which broker(s) companies would best suit my needs?

[Alex Talcott]

RE/MAX is pretty omnipresent. I have several early-to-midcareer friends thriving with Keller Williams.