The training online is great or reading a book, but you need hands-on experience in your market.

“The Wealth Train”.

Robert Witcher was our beloved closing attorney for over 20 years.

I started in senior living in 2014 and learned A LOT over the last 11 years paving a better way to care for our beloved seniors.

I would be love to join the SE CT group also

Hi everyone, I’m Yong from Staten Island, NY.
I’ve been in the real estate business for 7 years as a full-time agent, helping buyers and sellers in Staten Island and Brooklyn. After working on many transactions, I re...

No $15k training needed. 

and it has some great features, but the staff canceled my training session at the last minute which significantly reduces its value (and increases my cost as I have fewer days to use its advanced features this month, post-training).

We manage about one 1000 units across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, and we help around one hundred people each year buy their first investment property, so I see the impact good training has on new agents.

Thanks, Jeremy eXp Realty has 200-300 local agents with a 30+ agent team joining the Portland branch last fall.That said, the right fit for you could be in a 3-agent office.It all depends on what kind of environment works best for you.Some new agents thrive in brokerages that offer extensive training, mentorship, and other support/handholding.Other new agents are OK with just being surrounded by other successful brokers, despite there not being much training.