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Thrive Real Estate Brokers is a boutique, independent brokerage in Greenville, South Carolina built for experienced agents who want to keep more of what they earn. You get a 90/10 split with a low $12,000 annual cap, then 100% after, a flat $125 a month covering E&O and technology, no franchise or desk fees, and a hands-on broker on every deal. If you're deciding where to hang your license in the Upstate, that's the model to compare against.

You can transfer your active South Carolina license to Thrive Real Estate Brokers, an independent brokerage serving Greenville and the greater Upstate. Alesha Oppatt, the Broker-in-Charge, has made the move herself and walks every agent through the paperwork with the South Carolina Real Estate Commission. Most transfers take only a few days.

You're on a 90/10 split until Thrive collects $12,000 in company dollar for the year. After that you keep 100% of your commission and pay only a flat per-transaction fee. The cap resets annually.

Nothing, and that's the point. There's no penalty and no clawback. You simply remain on the 90/10 split for the rest of the year, and the cap resets fresh on your anniversary.

Your E&O insurance, your technology stack, and the core tools you use to run your business. It's a flat fee, no desk fees, no franchise royalties, no surprise add-ons.

Not until after you hit your $12,000 cap. Then it's a flat $250 per transaction.

Always. You're never one of two hundred names on a roster here. You have direct, on-site access to your broker on every deal, because you're more than a number at Thrive.

Hands-on support. Alesha, the Broker-in-Charge, and the team are reachable and involved: contract guidance, negotiation help, and a calm second opinion when a deal gets complicated.

Alesha has done it herself, and so have the other agents at Thrive. We'll walk you through it, before and during your transition. Easy peasy.

Absolutely. Your sphere is yours. You'll market your business under the Thrive name, a brand the Upstate already trusts, while everything you've built stays with you.