RE/MAX Reviews
Updated Feb 7, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
RE/MAX does a great job with creating a professional environment to work and share experience. The marketshare and recognition is stellar for an individual agent.
Cons
Mostly older agents in my office who spend time doing tradtional "old school" method practices. ie not keyed into social networking, IT, etc.
Advice to Senior Management
Enjoy the RSN programs. The are helpful and innovative. I think focussing topics that indentify the differences of the regions, would be great. Real estate isn't a one size fits all business.
Pros
REMAX is a good company name, easy access to company locations, broker was very knowledgeable with an open door policy and very helpful.
Cons
Since you are self-employed the costs of doing business can really add up. You either pay monthly for your desk/office and a percentage of what you sell or you can just give a larger percentage. Based on research I found that it was more to work at REMAX than some of the other RE companies.
Advice to Senior Management
In the local offices don't participate in office gossip, As a broker give leads that you get to everyone. Encourage your office with a positive spirit and promote working together as a team.
Pros
great support system
Responsive broker with solid advice when needed
Cons
Fees are high. Must be a top producer in order to make a profit
Advice to Senior Management
Individuals are basically operate their own business within the company. Mentoring is available.
Pros
flexibility of schedule
Closeness of location
Cons
rude realtors
rude management
menial work given
Advice to Senior Management
Treat office staff better
Pros
If you have a good broker, that stands behind you, then you will do well
Cons
competing broker/owners. If they are going to compete with their sales agents, then they should hire a broker who will be at the office when needed
Pros
Gain great entry level experience into the real estate market. Treated well by management in respect to work/ life balance.
Cons
Limited opportunity to grow professionally. Work in small uncomfortable office. Limited management support/ training. Management maintains constant daily oversight of employees.
Advice to Senior Management
More structure to the job. Scheduled performance review and goal setting assistance with employees is needed. Give more responsibility to employees.
Pros
Good splits, leave you alone
Cons
Hard to pay the monthly fees
Advice to Senior Management
Let the fees go a bit for new employess
Pros
Well managed forward thinking real estate office with a positive atmosphere
And plenty of opportunities to learn the latest information and techniques available to help
Be the most competent agents available in the market area.
Cons
air conditioning is either to cold or too hot. parking in the rear of the building and entering from the rear is not cool.
Advice to Senior Management
your doing a great job with what you have control over, and make it hard to even consider looking to leave
Pros
You work for yourself. You must be self motivated. You must hold a current real estate license. Opportunities in every state. Low company fees.
Cons
You only make what you bring in. Leads are shared within the office and area. Each franchise is independent from each other.
Advice to Senior Management
Management is local and is very good. They listen to everyone ideas and help when needed. They provide the tools needed to be a success.
Pros
Learn from other realators
Broker is nice
Cons
No room for growth
Too competitive
Nearly no walk-ins
Advice to Senior Management
You need to do something to help realtors compete with other real estate firms!
