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I guess so.

Yes.  Though, most times this is a promise that isn't real.

30% in my pocket...You Bet!

Have I heard that before? You Bet!

Now, without a doubt, there is room in this industry for a visionary broker to establish a new business model. THAT model will appeal to the Level 3 agent NOT those who rest on assurance of success based on existing business models. How to attract those in possession of creative genius is the trick in regards to the visionary business.

My Wife is my Broker!....  Would you switch?

Maybe...more isn't always better

I get 100%, I'm pretty sure no one can compete with my owning my own brokerage.

Of course. Every time I changed broker I got better terms. 

Fathom Recruiter.

These type of questions are too broad to give a good response.  

It depends what is being asked of me. I can get a raise anytime I want one as I know what to do and how to get it done. We only have so much time in a day.

I did. However, production promises carry little weight with experienced agents.

I say I am going to leave but something stops me everytime... It's either me, myself or Irene... because I work for myself.

The issue of the income is mine not my broker's.

I own my own company, would be pretty tough to do better!

The only way my income could be increased by 30% would be for another broker to be handing me more qualified leads.

I defer to Ron and Alexandra's answer.

There is insufficient information in your question for me to answer it.

Yes, I became my own broker because profit is the name of the game.

I might. I would have to look at some other factors. 

The bottom line is important, tough to tell which broker and compensation plan will get you there though.

There are alot of factors that I would have to take into account. I moved once because of lack of support.

I appreciate your earnestness in asking the question, but it's a little too simple for me to give a sincere answer.  'cause there's no such thing as "All things being equal, would you take 30% more?" 

Sure, but nobody treats me as well as I treat myself. I would join a brokerage if it really provided more value than me being on my own.

yes... I have in the past...I gave the then current broker a chance to negotiate a deal with me....he rolled the dice and lost....he also went from #1 in the entire database to the bottom of the totem pole.... I had all of the new construction in the town!!!

All other things being equal ,I would be a fool not to.

If it were a matter of being with brokerage A and paying them 30% of commission vs. going to brokerage B and paying them 0% of commission, with everything else being equal, sure. Happily my chosen brokerage will take 30% of the first 4 transactions only, after that I'll get that 30% bump in income without switching. :0)

If it were a matter of brokerage B is going to presume to "fix me" so that I can do 30% more business, no. I should be able to to do that myself (through ongoing training, knowledge-sucking, etc) wherever I choose to hang my hat. 

Not me..... I like owning my own business.

If you are talking the split probably not as the expenses of some items would be coming out of pocket. Training also becomes a problem.

So NO.

Why yes I would and I did.  Best decision I've made in a long time.  

I tried that for split back in 2013 and lost more money 2 listings over $5M combined because high end sellers in San Diego want a brand.  It would depend on your niche and the brokerage presence.  Grass isn't always greener.  

What would you have to do for it? And, no, I'm not in the market. I'm a broker myself. 

For that # most would .