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Today I wanted to let you know about some interesting statistics about the state of real estate in the Valley. There are almost 38,000 active real estate licenses in the Valley right now, but you can expect a surprising number of people to drop out of the business after one, two, and three years. If you’re one of those Realtors that wants to improve on their career, I have an opportunity for you. To learn more, watch this short video.

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Nate Martinez
RE/MAX Professionals
7111 W. Bell Rd. Suite 101
Glendale, AZ 85308
602-942-7000
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There are almost 38,000 active licenses in the Valley today that are Realtors, plus additional non-Realtor licenses as well. There are over 4,200 real estate offices in the Valley.

One interesting statistic that stands out to me is that 15% of active agents have left the business after just one year. That’s about 5,700 agents that no longer have a license.

10% of agents, or about 3,800, are only in business for 24-36 months. After three years in the business, an additional 5% of the remaining agents leave. So once you’ve made it past four years in the business, you can expect to be doing pretty well.

Throughout 2016, the number of homes sold in the Valley was 88,713. Given the current number of agents that are active, that’s only 2.36 homes per agent! Our agents at RE/MAX Professionals sell ten times that average. Some of our agents have sold over 100 homes in the last year.

So if you have any questions on how to become a better real estate agent, we offer free training to anyone interested. You don’t have to join our company, but we would love to see you come through. We’ve created a better business model that focuses on helping regular agents become legendary agents.

If you have any questions about our free training, please give me a call or shoot me an email. I’d be happy to help!