Startup real estate brokerage targets 500 agents by 2023

The Osbornes have big plans to earn more market share utilizing a different, if not entirely new, mousetrap.


Courtesy. Chad and Aprile Osborne changed their model of selling homes and properties in 2019, when the former Re/Max franchise owners launched Call it Closed.
Courtesy. Chad and Aprile Osborne changed their model of selling homes and properties in 2019, when the former Re/Max franchise owners launched Call it Closed.
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Real estate professionals Chad and Aprile Osborne thought they would be with Re/Max for the long run. “We bled red, white and blue for a little while,” laughs Chad Osborne.

But as they watched the industry shift over the early 2000s, with more and more buyers and sellers turning to the internet for information rather than spending a lot of time in a real estate agent’s physical office, they began to think about what being an agent in the 21st century entails. And they probably weren’t the only ones pondering this.

 

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