Need Input re: Typical Commission Splits (agents, monthly fee, broker, property)

[KilleenTxPropManager]

Hello All,
I am changing sponsoring brokers and my new broker has never sponsored an agent that specializes in Property Management as the primary business focus. Could any Texas Brokers tell me what a "typical" fee or split is that you receive from an agent on their "management fees received"? I have heard from one broker that she charges a flat fee annually (to help cover E&O costs) but does not charge an ongoing monthly split to her PM agents. Input please?

[tomocox]

I would check out a few RE/MAX brokers. While I am not a Texas licensee, I believe that this works in TX too. Under the RE/MAX model, you would pay your broker a flat monthly fee, typically somewhere between $750 and $2,000 per month (based on services provided, etc), and you would keep your property management income. Of course this is only a foundation to start with, but worth a few interviews. By the way, this same model works for any agent in traditional home sales.