How to Grow an Office to 300+ Agents

by | Jul 20, 2022

I know many of our readers are first-level managers of offices that are part of multi-office companies.

This is one of the hardest jobs in real estate because these offices are under constant attack by competitors who are seeking to hire their agents away.

The pressure on these managers to retain and recruit can be intense.

If you find yourself in this position, set aside some time to listen to today’s podcast with Chad Dumas.

Chad is the Senior Vice President of Brokerage for Reece Nichols and manages one of their largest offices.

Of course, to build something this large and successful takes a lot of recruiting (he recruited 70+ last year).

But it doesn’t stop there.

Chad has also built a culture that retains the high performers who have grown up and become successful in his office.

It’s an amazing story full of great takeaways you can start applying right away.

So let’s jump in–we have a lot to learn today.

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The Simple Psychology of Real Estate Recruiting [2nd Edition]

Unlock the secrets of effective real estate recruiting. Revised to include actionable frameworks for sharper execution and to help you turn psychological theory into a repeatable recruiting system.

Why Lead Generation Matters More Than Ever

Why Lead Generation Matters More Than Ever

According to a nationwide survey of more than 1,900 agents, those who consider themselves “experts” at generating leads earn nearly four times as much as agents who struggle with this activity. It’s probably safe to say, the same principle holds true for recruiting.

Why the Best Leaders Are Always Recruiting

Why the Best Leaders Are Always Recruiting

But if you’ve been around long enough, you know the business and real estate world doesn’t allow us to indulge in this comfort. It requires us to adjust or be left behind. It also rewards those who recognize that the connection between people, systems, and opportunities needs constant adjustment.

Recruiting Hungry

Recruiting Hungry

To keep yourself from getting caught in this trap, do the hard work of creating and maintaining a large and vibrant recruiting database. Poor prospects don’t look so great when you have lots of other choices.