Which real estate agent will be best for a new agent?

40 years in business, 50/50 split, 6% marketing fee per transaction, required floor time, weekly meetings, established reputation, training classes, inhouse marketing, mortgage, insurance, etc divisions, discounts on cellphone service, ect., direct deposit, etc. This is what I would receive with long and foster. With the newer company with a 70/30 split and no other fees, no floor time, one on one training, etc. They are more relaxed and make all marketing material on their office computer. You get more freedom to create your own marketing material. It's a small company with only 15 agents and they deal with niche markets such as investors and seniors.

a new agent usually is better off with a company like long and foster. Floor time, meetings, training classes , etc are very very important.

A company like Remax is on the other end. 100% commissions, etc. this is for experienced agents.

With L&F, your commission moves up from 50% as your sales increase. I've been with L&F and would recommend them 100% for new agents.

But remember, its YOU!!!!!!!!!!! that will succeed in this business - no matter which company you go with.

If you are new to the game then go with the most support and help you can get. Experienced agents can choose to split off when they're on a roll.