JOIN US · FOR FLORIDA LICENSEES

Your license.
Your own book of doors.

Lease, collect rent and run buildings under a broker who supervises properly. Keep your sales if you want them.

I'M
BOOK A CONFIDENTIAL CALL Your current broker is never contacted
8
doors in your book
Every lit window is a unit you manage. Management pays monthly.
THE WORK

A week in management.

MON · A&A DESK3:12 PM
CALENDAR3 showings at The Palmetto
4:00 · 4:45 · 5:30 PM
Two applications started after the tour
SUPERVISION

Never alone on a file.

In Florida the broker answers for your work, so every file gets a second pair of eyes.

You prepare
Lease, notice, deposit
The broker reviews
Before it goes out
It goes out right
To the resident or owner
Florida lease-law trainingEscrow done by the bookMLS, e-sign and portal includedShadow real buildings first
HOW YOU GET PAID

Three ways to earn.

Splits are set one-on-one with the broker and put in writing before you move your license.
PER LEASE
Paid each time you place a resident.
Showings, applications and lease signings — for the homes we manage and for owners who just need a tenant.
WHEN IT LANDS · ONE YEARILLUSTRATIVE
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One-time, when the lease is signed.
Your split
Discussed privately with Anthony. In writing before you move.
START A CONVERSATION
YOUR PATH

Moving your license.

WEEK 1
Confidential call
20 minutes with the broker.
WEEK 2
Walk a building
Read the agreement, ask anything.
WHEN READY
Transfer with the DBPR
You both confirm online. We guide you.
FIRST 30 DAYS
Your first units
Shadow, then run them with review.
A GOOD FIT IF YOUwant monthly income, not one-off dealslike people, even at 7 a.m.want your paperwork checkedwork Broward or south Palm Beach
START HERE

Start with a 20‑minute call.

ConfidentialYour brokerage is never contacted
20 minutesWith the broker, at your time
Nothing to signRead the agreement before any move
STEP 1 OF 3
Where are you with your license?
Rather talk now? Call or text 518-925-6940

Questions.

Yes. Many associates do both. Management relationships often lead to sales, and those deals are yours under your split.

No. You need an active or pending Florida sales associate license and a willingness to be supervised closely at first. We train the rest.

In Florida you can only be registered under one broker at a time. You and your new broker each confirm the change online with the DBPR. We walk you through it.

Yes. We never contact your current brokerage, and nothing you share leaves this office.

Privately, one-on-one with the broker, based on your experience and how you want to work. It’s in your written agreement before you move your license.

Talk to us. Management needs responsiveness, so we agree up front on the hours and units you can cover.