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I asked the same thing. Nobody buys product here and nobody pays the people above them. Revenue share is paid out of eXp's company dollar, not out of your commission. You can sell houses for years and never bring in one agent.
No. Most agents just sell real estate. Revenue share is optional, for people who like helping other agents.
eXp publishes its split and fees on its own pages, and they change from time to time. So I send you to the source instead of a table that could be old: exprealty.com/income. Bring your last 12 months to the 20-Minute Brokerage Fit Call and we'll look at it side by side.
Listings belong to your current broker, so the move gets planned around your closings. The exact steps for your state and situation come from eXp onboarding. I'll help you write the list of questions.
Most agents I know work from the car and the kitchen table. Locally, there is an eXp hub in the Sacramento area. Ask me about access rules for your area.
Maybe you shouldn't. Ask yourself what your broker does each month that you'd miss. If it's a lot, stay. If it's mostly a desk and a logo, it's worth an hour to compare.
It can, for some agents, and many earn little or nothing. It depends on the agents you help and how long they stay. Read eXp's own disclosure before you count on any of it.
That's fine. Pick the sponsor whose help fits you best, and confirm the sponsor name before you submit an application. It's hard to change later.
No. Nobody starts good. I'll show any agent how I make videos, even if they never join eXp.