Keller Williams
Training, local office culture, franchise fees, technology, cap structure, and new-agent support.
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Compare the complete business model—not only the split.
IAA scorecards are designed to help agents evaluate fees, caps, training, technology, support, culture, brand freedom, and overall fit.
Scorecard framework
Better questions lead to better decisions.
Brokerage terms vary by state, office, market center, team, and plan. Every scorecard should be treated as a starting point for verification.
eXp Realty
Cloud model, cap, revenue share, mentor program, technology, and virtual community.
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Plan options, transaction costs, Lofty tools, brand freedom, support, and independent-agent fit.
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Cloud structure, commission cap, revenue share, stock incentives, technology, and community.
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What the scorecards will examine.
Commission structure and cap
How earnings are split and when the agent reaches 100% commission.
Fees and transaction costs
Recurring, annual, technology, franchise, compliance, and post-cap charges.
Training and mentorship
Quality, access, structure, cost, and relevance for different experience levels.
Technology and marketing
CRM, IDX, automation, transaction tools, branding, and lead-generation resources.
Support and culture
Broker access, local leadership, collaboration, accountability, and recruiting pressure.
Agent fit
New agents, experienced agents, teams, part-time agents, and independent brand builders.