Most brokerages start billing you before you’ve closed anything. At Imperio it’s $199 flat per closing, E&O included, no monthly fees. That’s the only bill you’ll ever get from us.
Takes 30 seconds. No obligation, no pressure.
Haven’t had your first closing yet? Then this year costs you nothing. When you close, it’s $199 — and that’s it.
One flat fee when you close. That is the only bill Imperio sends you — there is nothing due in a month you don’t close.
A flat brokerage fee, not a percentage. It doesn’t grow when your commission does.
Errors & omissions coverage comes with the license — one less startup cost before your first check.
No desk fee, no franchise fee, no technology fee. A slow month costs you nothing.
Market yourself, not a franchise logo. Your name leads; Imperio is the broker behind it.
You decide what you charge your client. Nobody sets a ceiling for you.
Your commission comes to you at the closing table — not whenever the office cuts checks. A CDA (Commission Disbursement Authorization) is the form your broker signs telling the title company to pay you directly out of the closing.
Desk fees, tech fees, franchise fees — most of them start the month you sign, whether you close anything or not. At Imperio nothing is due until a deal funds. Then it’s $199, and you keep the rest.
When you’re ready to build a team, you can — and you set what it looks like. Imperio is team-friendly and a place to grow.
A franchise logo on your business card, and a desk in an office you’d never sit in. You also don’t get the in-person training that comes with the Rio Grande Valley package — that one is worth knowing about up front. You get everything you need to close, and you keep the rest of your commission.
No franchise email, no franchise domain. You market under your own name and your own address — the same reason your brand stays yours here.
Different packages, priced differently. The Rio Grande Valley package is built around in-person training with our broker at the McAllen office. The San Antonio package includes E&O coverage instead. You join the one for the market you work in.
Changing your sponsoring broker is a TREC form, and it is quicker than most agents expect. The part worth talking through is your pipeline — in Texas your listings are held by your current broker, and your pending deals are governed by the agreement you signed with them. We go through both with you on the call, before you commit to anything.
Tell us where you are — licensed last month or licensed for years. We’ll walk you through exactly what joining looks like.