u/Enough_Friendship_41

My brokerage journey was the typical one where I started at a national shop at 100% commission, and the only thing given to me was a phone. After 6 years, I've since opened a boutique brokerage shop.

I regularly speak with aspiring younger brokers all from just the normal network effects of being in the business (not recruiting cold).

My office is really small right now. It's me, a full time ops manager, and another business friend of mine who shares a space. Culture is extremely important. I'm talking with a few potential brokers that would be a great fit, and I'm thinking about whether offering a base or draw structure would be a good route.

My gut reaction is that it's an affront to brokerage to offer such a structure, especially given my background of grinding at the national shops on 0% base, but being a solo practice has made me realize there are many ways to skin a cat.

Do any of you offer any type of base / draw structure for your incoming agents? Why or why not?

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u/Enough_Friendship_41 — 13 days ago

Budget: $1,500-1850 Country: USA Use Case: Gaming/School/Mixed

Notes: After 15+ years of not playing any computer games, I played AOE3 DE on my current (work) laptop and the lag was insane. Looking for a pretty basic gaming laptop that can easily handle RTS games such as that. Budget is ~$1500. What are some high level things I should I be looking for? I don't need to max out GPU or Graphics, but just looking for something trusted/reliable and portable.

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u/Enough_Friendship_41 — 14 days ago