| REAL ESTATE CONFIDENTIAL SECRETS Keller Williams was built BY agents FOR agents. Gathered below are the secrets that other brokerages do not want their agents to know… ——————————————————————————– Secret #1: Your “Split” May Not Be as Good as You Think It’s not what you pay your company, it’s what you get for what you pay. At Keller Williams, you can truly be a 100%”agent and take home more than the commission you earn. It is the best agent compensation program in the industry, because of the endless streams of income, money that will continue into retirement. This website is devoted to explaining those opportunities. INSIDER TIP:An offer from Keller Williams Center City all but guarantees that your broker will immediately increase your current split. ——————————————————————————– Secret #2: You Probably Don’t Really Work In A Democracy As an agent, you are totally responsible for generating revenue for the company, but probably have no authority for how money is spent. Moreover, you may even have some great ideas on how to improve the company, but chances are they usually fall on deaf ears. Most top producers are looking for a “Partnership” role. They would at least like a say in the way things are run, and why not, it is their business too. It could be critical to their long-term wealth building strategy. Keller Williams is not just a real estate company. We have an Agent Leadership Council that seeks to empower everyone to get involved in the decision-making process of the company. ——————————————————————————– Secret #3: Your Company Doesn’t Want You to See “The Books” Regardless if they are making a lot of money or if they are losing a lot of money, they probably don’t want you to know their bottom line. Because most real estate brokerages don’t think you have a right to see the books or believe there is any legitimate reason for you to see them. At Keller Williams the books are open, and both examination and involvement are encouraged. There are no financial secrets. The fact is that in the last 12 months Keller Williams paid out tens of millions of dollars in profit sharing to its associates. The books are open to empower its associates to understand the business and make suggestions for its improvement. At Keller Williams, our associates may not be shareholders, but they are definitely stakeholders! ——————————————————————————– Secret #4: You May Only Be as Good as Your Last Deal Your company probably isn’t looking out for your future. Even though they know your income may not go beyond your last deal, they more than likely don’t accept any responsibility for finding a long term solution. Most haven’t even seriously considered the issues of retirement-type income or exit strategies. They’re mostly focused on your contribution to today’s company dollar. In fact, they believe it’s in their best interest to keep you selling and producing for them for as many years as they can. When was the last time your manager tried to help you work on achieving your long term financial goals. Secret #5: You are Not Really Sharing in Your Company’s Growth Secret # 6: You’re Actually Not Dependent Upon Your Company for Your Success
Real estate companies want you to think your success is “dependent” upon them or the “size and strength” of the “company,” but that is far from the case. A National Association of Realtors survey of consumers determined that 86% chose a real estate firm for no other reason than because of an individual agent. This fact is proven time and time again whenever an agent switches from one brokerage to the next, and “their” clients follow. YOU are the reason people do business with you and you should build your career on this fact. At Keller Williams, you will experience interdependency where both the agent and the company gain mutually from their partnership. We believe that everyone is a valued partner with a role serving the one true customer. We believe that real estate is a local service business driven by individual real estate agents and their local image with their centers of influence. Your career is YOUR career! Secret #7: You’re Not Really an Independent Contractor They may restrict the structure or compensation of your personal sales team . They may restrict your income paths to strictly sales and direct all other financial opportunities toward the company. The fact is that you may not even be an independent contractor, you may be a dependent contractor. Most companies’ training program is out of touch with what top aspiring agents need to compete effectively in today’s market. Nor can they keep pace with what top mega agents are learning and sharing in the industry. Industry training- is usually inconsistent, mediocre and targeted to the new agents. It usually relies on old-fashioned selling techniques and not modern, technology-orinetated business concepts. “Financial wealth building is an important life discipline. A discipline that is possible for anyone to achieve. But the true purpose of business isn’t money; it’s having a working mission. At Keller Williams our mission, one we think about everyday, is to simply help people build careers worth having, businesses worth owning, and lives worth living.” - Gary Keller, Keller Williams Realty Founder and Chairman
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