If you contact Keller Williams corporate offices in Texas, they will simply say it's a local matter and they will refuse to get involved, yet this company interferes with the operation of it's individual offices more than any other real estate company. Many of the Keller Williams agents are poorly trained and get into legal trouble as a result. Then there are the unscrupulous owners and managers who don't pay their bills and stiff agents out of their commissions. I'd stay as far away from this company as possible. New England, in particular, has huge problems. 128c135
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| 1. Written by x agent on March 6, 2012 from dallas, texas, US Keller Williams is getting to big for their own good. Very high fees if you do no transactions your agent bill is over $150. They are more interested in getting more agents than helping agents. |
| 2. Written by Padre Cazo on January 30, 2012 from houston, texas, US LOL, X KW agent ya think  . I work for a KW office in Houston. OMG they train every single week on legal. They have paid staff that you can call 7 days a week to answer legal questions. Their E&O insurance is cheap ergo: not many law suits. |
| 3. Written by Thomas Crone on December 12, 2011 from stone mountain, georgia, US This is not the real story. Just someone's opinion. Probably from competition that is loosing. Everything contained here is contrary to my experience with Keller Williams. |
| 4. Written by informandprotect on April 19, 2011 from pontiac, michigan, US AMEN. When you put your house on the market they are the first to try to get you to list with them and are always hyper aggressive...do they even know how they come off? Like the schoolyard bully or thug.. Corporate culture=sucks. |
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