eXp is seeking to position itself as a safe haven for agents worried about navigating the upcoming changes created by the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) settlement, set to go into effect on Aug. 17, speculating that transitioning will be difficult for smaller companies and claiming that MLSs are mulling extremely harsh penalties for agents who violate the agreement.
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I applaud the attempt to be a front runner. The basic stuff that was shown as examples of exp being a top firm is something every firm and local/state board has been prepping agents for. Just stop…exp fails their agents like all other brokers do. At some point in the last 20 years recruiting rose to the top as brokers #1 goal. If you tell me it’s always been like that, I would say you haven’t been in the biz too long. Brokers used to care and train. Plus, the majority of brokers taught their agents the incorrect way to explain how commissions work.