There is a lot of talk about finding a brokerage that offers training and mentorship from more senior agents, but isn't that completely counterproductive for the senior agent?

There is a lot of talk about finding a brokerage that offers training and mentorship from more senior agents, but isn't that completely counterproductive for the senior agent?

To find these listing you'll need to get on the brokerage mailing list.  

You will meet plenty of other agents from other brokerages as you get in to selling.

I work the near western suburbs, but my brokerage works most of the city. 

I have tried bizquest.com type of business brokerage websites and asked some friends around but it was not successful. 

You should also check with your insurance broker/agent.

Hi @Mickayla Smith,I can't speak to your state specifically, but most states require licensed brokers (agents) to "hang" their license with a brokerage (i.e.

They look to take in the amount of would be brokerage commission, a discount for time value of a quick close, the discount for a no hassle sales process, a mortgage brokerage commission on the resell, and possibly in house title agency fees.

How long from the time you started at a brokerage firm to when you got your first sale?