A Real Estate Broker is a licensed professional who oversees property deals and may employ or supervise other agents. Brokers possess deeper certification or training than standard agents, granting them authority to establish brokerages, manage transactions, and guide less experienced colleagues.

• Extended Qualifications: Brokers must pass additional exams or meet transaction thresholds.
• Firm Management: Capable of hiring agents and ensuring compliance with local laws.
• Client Representation: Brokers handle marketing, negotiations, and transaction closures.
• Liability: They assume responsibility for their team’s ethical and legal compliance.

Brokers consolidate market knowledge, handle complex deals, and maintain oversight, ensuring seamless transactions from listing to closing.