Pros
Nice office, they do offer classes
Cons
The cliques here are pretty ridiculous. If you don't have the right designer gear, perfect highlights, luxury car, and haircut, don't expect to make friends or be included in things. Also, as a non-Christian, I felt uncomfortable sometimes. The whole impression of the agents I ran into there was that a lot of it was a facade. They're nice to you if they think that you fit in with them and/or they think they can get some kind of benefit from you (getting you to join their team) or even referrals if you decide to leave the business. The splits are another problem. You have to pay 30% to the company, plus an additional 6% as a "franchise fee". The franchise fee is $3000 a year, and the cap is $15000, so that's $18k out of your pocket that goes to Keller WIlliams, IF you're able to cap and go to 100% after that, until the year starts over. On top of that, if you are struggling, they encourage you to go to classes that cost money.
