CARR Reviews

The company has changed significantly in the last few years and not in a good way. The culture has shifted and it is no longer a company worth working for. Everyone is expendable and no one is valued. The company is disguised as a Christian company yet still operates as a good old boy CRE company just like all the others. The CEO and upper management are vindictive against anyone who voices an opposing opinion. This is not a company you can stay with long term. If you do, you will sacrifice significant commissions compared to what you could make elsewhere. They tell agents that it will be about a year before they start making money yet in reality, you’ll be lucky to break over $100k until year 3 or beyond. Many of the decisions and policies are made out of fear to bully brokers/agents into submitting to things that are not in their best interests.

Inconsistent leadership Hard to know what to work toward CEO holds an odd celebrity status...it's important for him to like you. Erratic at times with decision making, not great at casting the vision and actually making it happen. Sometimes you'll feel like a team member but you're a number representing numbers to make the CEO wealthy. He'll buy everyone out and sell the company. His prerogative but it will certainly happen and then all the work each broker has done will be for nothing. Inconsistent pay for men and women. Women make less especially if they don't know real estate - lower take of the total commission, etc.