BanCorp Properties is looking to increase its presence in the Orange County housing market. With aggressive expansion goals in 2015, the company plans on stepping up marketing efforts to heighten brand awareness – is cutting commission splits to its Orange County Realtors – the pay structure is the most competitive in Southern California. BanCorp Properties is recognized within the real estate industry as an organization that pays the highest commissions to its Realtors. With many of the real estate brokerages having complex or ‘heavily taxed’ pay structures, BanCorp believes that the wave of the future lies in its leading-edge program which allows professional’s to keep more money in their pocket, while at the same time having the confidence that they are working with an established brand. BanCorp believe that a system based on percentages is simply archaic, what the industry is searching for now is a flat-fee which is practical, reasonable, and significantly lower than the industry average. There are some professionals who are new to the industry who need assistance at every step of the transaction, there are others that have been in the industry for a few years and are well-acquainted the process not requiring supervision: Enter BanCorp Properties.
With
a leading-edge website that Realtors are proud to show to their clients,
BanCorp Properties is experiencing exponential growth in Orange County. BanCorp REG is not out to
become the biggest brokerage, but it is certainly the most practical and
supportive. Since 1995 the company has always stood for easier and faster™ (and
smarter) real estate transactions as a corporation, and this philosophy
trickles down to its professionals. By charging a flat-fee versus a percentage,
the company is attracting professionals from all across Southern California. The
company said on Friday that the company is determined to make a difference in the Orange
County marketplace, and the company’s leadership team understands that the
organization cannot make a difference in the industry by playing it safe and
conforming to the rules and expectations of a rather ordinary Southern
California real estate marketing model.
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