Considering Realty Masters? Get a local perspective first.
Compare the brokerage’s current public fee information and tools, then ask Roger Flowers about his own experience. Roger has held a California real estate license since 2001 and can share a firsthand perspective while Realty Masters confirms firm-wide policies and written terms.
Ask Roger a question
Keep more of what you earn, with local support.
Realty Masters offers a 100% commission model with a flat transaction fee, no monthly brokerage fees, Inland Empire offices, and broker support seven days a week. Roger chose the brokerage for the freedom to grow his own brand while retaining practical tools and hands-on support.
Programs and eligibility can change. Confirm current terms with Realty Masters.
Why talk with Roger?
Roger offers firsthand, local insight before and during your transition. Ask candid questions about costs, technology, office access, training and the everyday agent experience.
- Practical help learning the brokerage systems
- Local Inland Empire market perspective
- Guidance through the transition
- Honest feedback about fit
Newly licensed and experienced agents in Riverside, San Bernardino, Redlands, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Moreno Valley and nearby communities are welcome.
Technology for the work you do every day.
The brokerage's tools support lead follow-up, marketing, property presentation and transaction management.
BoldTrail CRM
Organize contacts, email and text follow-up, call queues and lead activity.
IDX website
A customizable agent website with real estate listings and lead capture.
Zillow Showcase
Enhanced listing presentation for eligible or approved new listings.
BrokerMint
Manage transaction files, checklists, deadlines and commission information.
Know the published fees before making a move.
Realty Masters’ official join page currently lists a $475 per-transaction fee, an $11,400 annual cap for solo agents and team leads, and E&O insurance at $600 paid annually or $195 quarterly. The same page advertises no monthly fees. These are the brokerage’s published terms, not a personalized quote.
The brokerage’s fee-cap document also lists reduced annual caps of $5,700 for team members and $2,850 for mega-team members, subject to team qualification and written conditions. Ask Realty Masters for the current schedule covering your role, eligibility, transaction charges, E&O, and any optional services.
Review Realty Masters’ current join and fee information ↗ · Read its fee-cap document ↗
Frequently asked questions
How does the commission structure work?
Realty Masters describes a 100% commission model with a flat per-transaction fee instead of a percentage split. Confirm the current fee schedule and requirements with the brokerage.
What fees are currently published?
As checked October 17, 2026, Realty Masters lists a $475 transaction fee, an $11,400 annual cap for solo agents and team leads, and E&O insurance at $600 annually or $195 quarterly. Its fee-cap document lists reduced caps for qualifying team members. Review the official join page and fee-cap document, then request the current written terms that apply to you.
Are there monthly brokerage fees?
The current Realty Masters join page advertises no monthly fees. Confirm which charges apply to your affiliation and any optional services using the brokerage’s written fee schedule.
What can Roger share from personal experience?
Roger has held a California real estate license since 2001, and his current DRE record lists Realty Masters & Associates, Inc. as his responsible broker. He can discuss his own move and experience with brokerage tools; Realty Masters should confirm firm-wide policies and written fee terms.
Can newly licensed agents inquire?
Yes. Ask Roger about his own experience and confirm onboarding, supervision, training, and eligibility requirements directly with Realty Masters.
Questions about joining Realty Masters?
Ask Roger about his firsthand experience with the move, tools, or local agent support. You may include your market and the topics you want to discuss; do not send financial or identity documents through the public contact form. For a direct brokerage conversation, use the official discovery-call option.
Useful topics to include
- Where you work and your experience stage
- Questions about tools, broker support, or the transition
- Which written fee terms you want the brokerage to confirm