All Forum Posts by: Patrick P.

Thanks for the info. I will plan on sending you an email once the BRE issues me my id number.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm still not decided either way. Do most brokerages have you sign contracts where you have to do a certain amount of deals or wait a specified period of time before you can change brokerages? I'm thinking if I were to join a big brokerage it would be with Keller Williams because of their extensive training.

Hi, I've passed my salesperson test and am looking to select a brokerage. I am an investor; I'm getting my license for MLS access, the ability to make my own offers, and save on commissions. I was wondering if anyone has had experience using an eBroker such as reebroker.com. The savings on desk fees and the 100% split are very enticing, my only concern is that training will be lacking.

I'd really appreciate it if anyone out there who has used reebroker or a similar eBroker could give me some insight on their training. I am most concerned with training regarding making offfers, making a listing, and understanding the REO process. If it matters, I will be licensed in California.