When Dave and Gail Liniger cofounded what is now the world's most successful real estate network in 1973 in Denver, Colorado they established an innovative business plan that put salespeople first rather than the common practice of the business owner controlling every aspect of a salesperson's job, including finances.The Linigers believed that to attract and retain the best agents, business owners must offer them maximum compensation and advanced support services, along with freedom, choice and the flexibility that they needed; and the master plan strategy, RE/MAX (an acronym for 'real estate maximums') succeeded.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website
When Dave and Gail Liniger cofounded what is now the world's most successful real estate network in 1973 in Denver, Colorado they established an innovative business plan that put salespeople first rather than the common practice of the business owner controlling every aspect of a salesperson's job, including finances.The Linigers believed that to attract and retain the best agents, business owners must offer them maximum compensation and advanced support services, along with freedom, choice and the flexibility that they needed; and the master plan strategy, RE/MAX (an acronym for 'real estate maximums') succeeded.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website
When Dave and Gail Liniger cofounded what is now the world's most successful real estate network in 1973 in Denver, Colorado they established an innovative business plan that put salespeople first rather than the common practice of the business owner controlling every aspect of a salesperson's job, including finances.The Linigers believed that to attract and retain the best agents, business owners must offer them maximum compensation and advanced support services, along with freedom, choice and the flexibility that they needed; and the master plan strategy, RE/MAX (an acronym for 'real estate maximums') succeeded.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website