Plain answers · eXp, explained
Short answer: You'd move your license to a new broker and follow eXp's offboarding steps for listings and pendings. On revenue share, eXp's knowledge base says vested agents may keep receiving benefits after leaving. Check the current vesting rules with eXp before relying on that.
It's smart to know the exit before you walk in.
Like any brokerage, your listings and pending deals are agreements through your broker. Get eXp's offboarding steps in writing.
On revenue share, eXp's knowledge base says vested agents in the plan may continue to receive benefits after they end their agreement. Vesting has its own rules. Read them.
Stock awards also vest over time. Unvested awards are a question to ask eXp directly.
Sources: eXp revenue share Q&A; eXp Realty costs and income disclosure.
Editorial review: November 1, 2026. Facts about eXp come from eXp's official pages and can change. Confirm current terms directly with eXp. Opinions are my own.
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