Agent Impact Network is a 394,000-member referral community and an agent-first brokerage path. Commission, revenue share, equity, and referrals from agents in almost every market in the country, all from the business you're already running.
Real estate has trained agents to think transaction to transaction.
Close a deal.Celebrate.Start over.
That model creates income. It rarely creates leverage.
We think agents deserve more than commissions. They deserve better economics, a share of what they help build, and income that doesn't stop the month they do.
Agents who build wealth win.
Agents who chase commissions
burn out.
Most brokerages charge you the same forever. Some charge you more as you produce more. Epique charges you less the longer you're here.
You're on an 85/15 split. Once you've contributed $15,000 in company dollar, you're at 100% commission for the rest of your anniversary year.
$15,000
Less in caps over your first six years.
An agent who caps every year pays $75,000 across six years instead of the $90,000 a flat $15,000 cap would cost. The difference is exactly one full year's cap, handed back.
Only true for an agent who caps every year.
Your cap drops $1,000 every year you stay, whether or not you ever hit it.
Six years in, your cap has dropped by a third and stays there.
What you pay
What you'll never pay
The transaction fee is a percentage, so most closings cost less than the ceiling. On a $350,000 sale it's $350. On a $200,000 sale it's $200. You only reach $500 above half a million, and it stays $500 on a multimillion-dollar sale.
All included.
Also included.
Run your own number. It takes ten seconds:
That's your entire first year here. Every year after that, the cap number gets smaller and the $99 is gone.
Every property you buy, someone earns a commission on it. Every property you sell, someone earns one on that too. I did that since 2003 and never questioned it. It's just what buying property costs.
It isn't. It's what buying property costs when someone else holds the license.
Go count your own deals. Every one of them, on both sides, paid a commission to somebody. If you're buying more than once or twice a year, that number gets uncomfortable fast, and it's for work you're largely doing yourself anyway.
Getting licensed costs money and time, and it makes you legally responsible in ways you weren't before. For some investors it isn't worth it. That is worth reading about before you decide.
394,000
That number isn't a vanity metric. It's reach. When your client relocates to a market you don't serve, you have someone there. When someone else's client relocates into yours, you're the person they call.
That number isn't a vanity metric. It's reach. When your client relocates to a market you don't serve, you have someone there. When someone else's client relocates into yours, you're the person they call.
Live industry conversations, every week.
When a seller in your market wants to list and doesn't fit an investor's buy box, you get notified.
Developer projects in Mexico, Spain, Belize and Panama, with more countries coming. You refer the client and hand off from there.
Organized, not accidental.
The Live seller referrals and International referrals links above are affiliate links, which means I may earn something if you sign up through them. Neither partner has ever paid me anything to date, and if that changes I will say so right here.
Debbie Mauro
Founder, Agent Impact Network
I started investing in real estate in 2003. Back then I owned a window covering company, and realtors were my favorite referral partners. They sent me business, I sent them business, and I learned early that a good network beats a good ad every time.
I bought and sold property for two decades without a license. I paid someone a commission on every one of those deals and never once thought about it.
I didn't come to Epique as an agent. I came as an influencer, running the Facebook group, the newsletter, the virtual coffees, the community side of things. I joined because I liked what they were building.
Then I kept watching agents get things I couldn't. Commission on their own transactions. Equity in the company. Benefits I was paying for out of pocket.
So I got licensed. Not because I wanted to sell houses, but because I'd spent twenty years leaving money on the table and finally did the arithmetic.
That's why this site exists. If you're investing without a license, I've been you. If you're an agent wondering whether the model you're in is the best one available, I ran that comparison on myself before I ever ran it for anyone else.
Bring last year's production. We'll run it against the Epique model and you'll see the difference in about twenty minutes. If it's not better for you, I'll tell you that.
Book a call with DebbieField notes from actually doing this. No theory, no fluff, just the brokerage math, the referral mechanics, and the parts nobody puts in a recruiting deck.
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