You are an independent contractor and you will have to find more eggs to put in your basket than what is there now. I am not sure what you are expecting or getting from your brokerage. 

Anonymous. 

How about, this answer, You picked the wrong agency to work with!  A

Sounds like you may have more brokerage shopping to do before settling in.

The grass is not always greener. Always talk to an agent or two currently with the firm before you make the final move. It is very telling.

Listen to Kenneth J. Jones, SRES, SFR, SCGREA  and Ron and Alexandra Seigel !

Best to you.

Time to reassess and look for another brokerage.

I think you looked at the whole thing all wrong. You based your move on a company that showed NC which is somewhat valid but you missed a huge point.

You have to find your own leads now as Toll was doing that for you whether you thought about it or not.

Mentally you are stuck on luxury but Toll isn't it. Don't get me wrong, they are a good builder here but upscale only. 

First of all, it's naive to expect much of anything from any brokerage office--you are an independent contractor and responsible for developing your own business. Secondly, did you have any conversations/understanding with this company as to what kind of support they would provide you?

Help yourself. Your personal marketing success is up to you.

Well, you got the best - long and short of it - from Kenneth J. Jones, SRES, SFR, SCGREA and Ron and Alexandra Seigel !

Yes, I would re-think your new brokerage.  How many different brokerages did you interview before you decided?  Did you ask the questions prior to signing, about the Toll Bros. restrictions? 

If you're not happy, there's no better time to make the break than now!

I doubt you will from any developers. Suggest you shop around getting trained. It takes about 1 year to get a feel for the business.

Great answers you got for your question.

if you're a new agent, you need training and a mentor to shadow....and to get direction from.... find the right office.

Anonymous: First off, if you reply to any comments here your name will be exposed.

Second: I don't think that picking an agency based upon 10% of the clientele was the best choice, no offense.  If you are targetting a particular type of client, go to an agency that specializes in them and has a higher percentage.

As to the help from the broker, I suggest you create a listing of what you are looking for from them and approach the broker about it.  Don't just have "I want X, Y and Z" but also include "this is how it will help me sell more homes and this is what your ROI will be."  You get more traction when you justify your wants and needs.  If the broker says no, then find a broker that will meet your needs and switch.

The beauty of this business if you are not happy try someplace else.

Try another brokerage or diversify your client base.

It may be time to consider a move.  Good luck.  

Kenneth J. Jones, SRES, SFR, SCGREA owns this one.

Ron and Alexandra Seigel nailed this one!

Kenneth has answered.

You may want to consider a different brokerage.

You already received some good advice. You may wish to interview other agencies and broaden your anticipated client base.

It sounds like you need to find another office to work for. A good office can really make a difference. I'm speaking from personal experience. 

I love reading ActiveRain comments!  So helpful, so non-critical and such good advice.  Love you guys!!!

Some good answers below, and I love Kenneth J. Jones, SRES, SFR, SCGREA reply.  Might be time to re-think your agency, because it is never too late to make that change - Good Luck in your decision!