Meraki Partners, LLC
Should a real estate broker take their company public?
Any real estate agency can go public to use stock and options to build a team, raise capital and accelerate their growth. There's no minimum revenue required to go public.
EXP, Fathom and Real grew rapidly by going public, offering stock and options to real estate agents so they can share in the future success of their business and built companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars....
Years before these real estate brokerage firms used stock options to grow, our founder started a mortgage brokerage business, brought it public and grew to $80 million in transaction volume, $2.3 million in fees and 125 people in about twelve months. We know how it's done.
Any company can go public in the United States with the right guidance. Our founder has already helped entrepreneurs who went public, recruited talent, raised capital, completed acquisitions and created more than $10 billion in shareholder value.
We think a smart entrepreneur can use the same strategies to create a real estate brokerage agency worth $100+ million within five years.
EXP, Fathom and Real were relatively small when they went public.
With the right guidance and support, going public can be a very powerful tool for building a more valuable business and help achieve your personal goals. And it doesn't cost as much as you might think. Most entrepreneurs we represent, spend about $25,000, and then leverage investor capital to cover the rest of the costs.
Contact us to find out how we can help you.
Our founder has taken four of his companies' public. Previously, he was an analyst for two asset-management firms and a partner of a large investment banking firm. He has more than 25 years of experience helping entrepreneurs take their company public to raise capital, complete acquisitions and increase their business valuation.
Are you driven to build a large, successful and valuable real estate agency?
Contact us to introduce yourself and explore if we should work together.
We don't charge anything for our consultation or strategy sessions until we agree to work together.