The Biggest Problem with UK Estate Agency in 2019 

I got interested in real estate after watching the videos of a real estate agent from the US. That led me to checking how this is going in the UK. It's seems very different from the US. Your company, however, sounds really interesting in the way they do things. I wonder what are the requirements to work as a real estate agent.

I don’t think it’s because agents aren’t paid enough. If the agents worked and created real value, maybe they’d get paid. they’d get paid. Lazy English mentality 9-5 attitude and want double time at weekends as weekends are for families. 😴

There are many real estate "e-commerce". Why is real estate "agent" still important?

Interesting thoughts, not all i agree with but some thought provoking comments

He’s spot on about the quality of estate agents and the money they are paid. I work for one of the largest agents in London and the top 20 earners make around £60k to £85k a year but majority of people will earn around £30k to £35k because the fees are lower and lower due to BULL**** companies like Purple Bricks and EMove who have brought fees down. Also less properties selling a year as people are staying longer and more agents on the high street, less to go around so smaller agents charging 1% + VAT on a flat or house at £350,000 so they can actually stay open, when in reality they should be charging 1.75% + VAT minimum at that level. Higher wages better staff, better quality of service.