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If you’re a growth minded broker-owner, you should consider mergers and acquisitions with REMAX. Recruiting agents one at a time requires a lot of effort, but acquiring 20, 40, or even 100 agents at once can be simpler and far more impactful in my opinion. Over my 21 years as a broker/owner, M&A has played a key role in building my business. I’ve acquired five other REMAX locations, and the strength of the REMAX brand has been instrumental in retaining agents through every transition.

The REMAX team was there every step of the way to help us throughout the conversion process. We had a meeting almost every single day during the transition and it was really helpful. The announcement was a joint effort between us and the REMAX staff; they talked to our agents about the brand, what to expect and the benefits of REMAX. The response was very positive. To this day, we get comments from our agents about how we made a great choice and how they’ve personally benefited from the switch.

I had no experience with M&A when I was a smaller brokerage in my market. REMAX approached me with a growth opportunity and in time, we realized its incredible value, for which I’m forever grateful. We converted our franchise to REMAX and acquired a larger brokerage. My advice is to think about whether you’re talking yourself out of M&A and ask yourself why. For me, it was a hundred percent fear initially. Now I find that acquisitions have become much easier for me because I’ve been through one, and because I’m a REMAX broker. I think you become more well known when you’re in the REMAX network than when you’re elsewhere.

REMAX Professionals recently expanded and welcomed an already highly successful team to join us. Their combined wealth of knowledge, and experience have benefited all involved. The REMAX Canada team has always been there to provide support and guidance through the merger and acquisition process.