Choosing a Real Estate Brokerage to Work | How to Choose a Brokerage as a New Agent
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After making a career change to real estate agent many people move straight to getting their real estate license California, but there are many other questions to consider as well. Your next question might be how to choose a brokerage as a new agent, how to choose the right real estate office, how to get listings without cold calling, what a new real estate agent daily schedule might look like, and how to succeed in real estate your first year.
In this video, Wilson covers some real estate coaching and training specifically on the topics of choosing a real estate brokerage to work with and how to choose the right real estate office. Listen in!
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0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Joining a Team vs Leading a Team
2:07 - Know Yourself & Figure Out What Exactly You Want To Do
5:53 - Does the Brokerage Have Prominent Market Share
6:43 - What Type of Real Estate Does the Brokerage Focus On?
7:46 - What Does the Support System Look Like?
9:34 - What are the Expectations of You as an Agent?
10:38 - What Does the Commission & Split Structure Look Like?
11:08 - What Does the Progression Plan Look Like?
11:45 - Outro
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Wilson Leung leads a team that has consistently sold $100,000,000 million in sales volume annually. If you are looking to grow your real estate team or looking to start one, Wilson is your go-to guy to ask questions. Wilson has personally trained several Rookies of the Year and 30 under 30 awardees.
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Super well thought out. Great treatment of the topic of how to position oneself and choose an optimal broker for new or reentering real estate.
happy you found this helpful!
This video had awesome information! Thank you for your insights. Subscribed!
❤️❤️❤️ reach out anytime
great content, thank you !
Wilson, you rock!!!! Thank you for breaking it down so that I can understand!!!!
🙏🙏🙏 reach out anytime if I can be of more help via IG
This was awesome, thank you!
This is so helpful! Thank you.
a year later and still very helpful information. I'm down in socal next week i take my notary test and today i received an offer to attend a free real estate school. I had inquired about RE schools a few months back. Seems like a good path to walk.
I’d recommend narrowing your focus and becoming good at the one industry you see yourself in long term
I like how the video is so organized. 👍🏼
Appreciate your kind words. Definitely lucky to work with good creative‘s in Our business
Minus the audio being out of sync
Thank you! I will watch it again.
happy you found this helpful!
Great video!!!!!!!
Thank you Wilson‼️🙏🏼
Of course! Reach out anytime
Wow. Thank you so very much for such information!
You are so welcome! Feel free to reach out if we can help further!
You are awesome !
Amazing lessons. Thanks for sharing.
Happy you found it helpful!
Great content
Thank you wilson! The information you provided is very useful, because I am currently looking for a brokerage.
Let me know what you decide out of you need additional help!
Just passed my 3 required courses for CA and waiting to take exam in April. This video helped alot. Well thought out, articulated and easy to understand. Helped me understand alot of what I should expect from the broker as well as what the broker should expect from me.
Happy this helped! Good luck on the exam and finding the right brokerage!
Here in July for an update... How have things played out for you?
Great content, Wilson.
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Thank you for the video, it's really helpful. I just got my license and began to look for a brokerage right for me. Could you suggest any website that I can look for the brokerage's recent market share in my local area? Thanks!
You may need to ask each brokerage you interview. Most are paid services
I think more so it matters the type of people working for the broker. If they are all young and don’t know much about RE it may be worth thinking about.
You mentioned some brokerages don’t have support.
I know a large brokerage, and it’s all bad 😂
Again, it matters the people working as employees for the broker. That is a broker character trait if they seem to hire a certain type of person.
What a great video. Touched on so much here. 🥂
Appreciate the feedback ryan 🫡
Can you explain how the large brokerage is all bad?
Thanks
Thank you Wilson for the infos & tips.I just passed my California State Exam last Friday July 14,2023.I don’t know where to start…Lol😊
Congratulations! Your first step is to go have conversations with Brokerage sales managers and team leaders.
The more conversations you have, the more context, you have to make a good decision for your future career!
@@wilsonpeninsulaproud Will do.Thank you again Wilson for the helpful video & advice.You got a new subscriber here from Poway, California.God bless you always🙏🏻😇
Great Video 👏
Thank you! 👍
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Where would I start?
Thank you William
Love your videos
hi Wilson, the confusion for myself recently I get is that I am 3-year agent and I got some deals my own. i am seeking something new such as bigger companies might I can attract more clients, which I am not sure. But their split isn't good as my current small brokerage. For example, Compass is famous for its tech but how I would know it will help me to grow my biz since I am on my own for 3 years. It is 25-30% slips different......Should I try or not? Thank you
Companies attract agents, agents attract clients. Happy to help you troubleshoot
Great video! I just passed my exams in Colorado, and now I’m not sure which brokerage to go with? I’m middle aged, and would like to make the right choice
Interview a few! Plan your goals and see which aligns. Also ask for the vision and values of each
Just passed my exam in The Villages Florida and excited to get started , this is exactly what my teacher was telling me to do,formulate my questions and listen well to the answers. I hope I can find a good brokerage to work for. 🎉
you got this! you as the agent are the asset for any brokerage. although you may not have the track record yet, if you view it as such, you will be wanted anywhere
awesome! Very informative
Thank you for your feedback! Hope you find the right brokerage!
@@wilsonpeninsulaproud still looking :(
Did you find a brokerage and any tips you e learned in last year if so?
@@patriciajeffsmith7151 Yes! I'm with eXp Realty; #TeamFast. I'm trying to stay consistent, learning something new everyday!
Hi, thanks for the vid. What brokerage are you with now and what brokerage were you with?
I was previously at prudential, Kw and now at Side :)
Okay awesome! Thanks for the video. ;-)
Passed my test! But I can’t do it FT! It’s possible to do it PT and be successful? I’ve been a property manager for 22 years!
I would say it is difficult to do parttime if you want the best results. Anything worthwhile will require full commitment
Great content Wilson, having a quick question there are few brokerages who have a contract for 1-2 years and if brokern the agent has to pay fees. Should those brokerages be considered?
What’s the value for the trade off?
$10,000
@@harshmeetsinghanand1397 I would ask this question - at which brokerage can I see myself growing the most and getting the furthest in 2 years? the $10,000 will likely just be an after thought at that point 😎
Thanks buddy :)
Nice
How can I tell if the brokerage in a smaller yet very busy mountain town is a better choice than one in the city of Denver?
I'd create a list of questions and ask the sales manager/broker. don't be intimidated to ask more questions to get the clarity you need including stats.
Also it depends on how you perceive value and what you need for success. Each will have pros/cons. if you can figure it out, you’ll make the best choice :)
@@wilsonpeninsulaproud thank you I'm grateful for the response, I guess there's just a lot of things to consider over all! Is sales value per brokerage something I can look up?
Why did you leave KW ? And do you feel like they helped with sales ?
Grew my team there. Post cap fees didn’t cap when I departed which added up to be over 50k a year extra
I don't see any links to the assessments.
You’ll be able to find them in google. Search Tony Robbins DISC and 16 personalities.
Good luck!
Thanks, my question, too. Love the time stamps tho, I wish more ppl did this.
that dog hair on your shirt tho
Life of a dog owner 😂
I work full-time. What brokerage would be good for me?
One that can support you as a part time agent! Find a brokerage that has great support and training. Bonus if they have good listing market share!
I’m confused for which company to join
here to help if you're looking for more feedback!
Full of it! Because of the team that's what people leave the business. People cannot go out alone so they start recruiting other people to do their job for them.
What are you saying?
Good video but boring. Put some pics to make it more interesting 😊
You’re just repeating all the questions that future Real Estate Agents have as opposed to answering them, and you know it. That’s when we all know you only do this for your own benefit and for getting views. Instead, you’re supposed to provide value. Your title is deceiving and makes us waste the most valuable recourse we have: Time. That is selfish of you.
Appreciate your feedback. I’ll wait for you to make a video to provide insights. Just link it here
@@wilsonpeninsulaproud good one
Yeah 18 is ridiculous and his agents don’t meet it
You lost me with personality assessments. It's been proven numerous times that personality testing doesn't work and doesn't assess anything about a person. Bad content.