Is it easy to get a broker to represent you when you are a new agent?

Were any of you rejected often when you interviewed with a broker because you were new to the business?

Or, did you find it easy to find a broker?

Thanks

it was easy for me.. Brokers take on new people everyday... They want your contributions

Some brokers are very selective with whom they work. Some accept anyone who walks in the door as in... will that be Mastercard... or VISA? Some don't/won't allow you to tarnish their image. Mine was referred to me by one of her agents. I was going with someone else until I spoke with her.

My broker was/is selective. I like her and chose her because she has a winning attitude and believes in zen....

I interviewed with 5 or 6 ... every single one wanted me as soon as I went and picked up my license. I don't think it had anything to do with me personally... they just needed some warm bodies to fill their pockets... ( ha ha )

They were all "anyone who walks in" kind of brokers. I went with onenwho I thought would be best for me.

Should not be to hard to find someone you like and offers what you want/need as a rookie. Don't just take the first offer you get...

The more agents the more chance to get the deal. It comes down to a numbers game.
I'm assuming Stone Mountain right? Well then you've seen my past company GMAC MetroBrokers. They want as many agents as possible for the deal and to make money off the monthly technology fee. It sure didn't pay for the technology in the offices. You were lucky if the network would even move in 5 minutes.
Forget branding and market share, it means nothing. Go with a smaller emerging company that has some education and are technology and innovation friendly and won't steal the money in your wallet on fake fees.

Most will take anyone. A few are selective, some extremely selective. I know at least 2 here in town that are very selective (small independent brokerages that operate more like a team with a lead broker and a handful of angents underneath her who work the leads while the broker focuses on large deals and generating business - this is my personal model).