Agents may appear to do “little work” but they have an array of expenses. Licensure fees, association fees, desk fees, continuing education, insurance, advertising and marketing costs, vehicle maintenance and fuel, and more. It can be a lot of work for little results at times. As others have stated, the part-timers and poor performers will certainly fall by the wayside, but more established agents may also follow suit.ClevrChico wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 4:10 pm Ideally this will put pressure on the industry to become much more efficient. It seems crazy to me that such high fees are charged for sometimes so little work.
The industry will certainly change and the consequences may not become immediately apparent.