An Address That Isn’t Your House
Most agents are in the car, at a listing, or at a closing. What they want from an office is a real street address for TREC filings and the website, somewhere to sit between showings, and a room to meet a client in that isn’t a coffee shop.
Built for How You Actually Work
Use your suite address on TREC filings, broker paperwork, your site, and your cards. Your home address stays off the public record.
Book a conference room when a client needs a table, a door, and nobody reading the paperwork over their shoulder.
A coworking membership with a mailbox costs a fraction of a suite you would sit in twice a week. Move up when the team grows.
Meet a client at whichever building is closest to them, from Prosper down to Lakewood.
The People Your Closings Need
A closing runs on lenders, attorneys, CPAs, and inspectors. A fair number of them are already in the building. Members refer business to each other because they run into each other.
“I said, hey, I don’t have a huge budget, but here’s what I need. And she goes, here’s what we can do for you. And I’m like, we’re in.”
Troy Sage, Centric Realty Group“When they look around, they see that people are serious. It helps build credibility.”
Nneka Nweke, moved a home-based practice into an office“I don’t want someone to Google Step It Up Academy and a picture of my house.”
Tomas Keenan, Step It Up Academy
Best for meetings / occasional
No need for a private office? Come work in our common areas at any one of our 10 DFW locations 24/7. Also includes 8 hours a month of conference time.
Best for maximum focus
Private office suites, with no long term lease commitment. The perfect solution for small to medium sized businesses. Includes 20 hours of conference time.