Introducing Lannon Stone Realty Light: A Cost-Effective Opportunity for Real Estate Agents


An Affordable Path to Active Real Estate Practice
Hello Fellow Real Estate Agents,
Many professionals work hard to earn their real estate license, yet find themselves unable to make use of it—often because of the financial commitment required to join a real estate firm. Recognizing this challenge, we are excited to introduce an alternative to our standard agent program: Lannon Stone Realty Light.
This new plan is designed for agents who wish to actively sell real estate without the burden of significant upfront costs. Here are the key features:
· No sign-up fee: The $628.95 fee for our standard program has been eliminated.
· Lower monthly costs: Your monthly fee is now just $63.00, plus your MLS fee.
· Continued access to training: Remain eligible for all of our training programs and receive full broker support.
· Flexible upgrade: You may convert to our standard program after closing three transaction sides, or at your one-year anniversary.
Please note that, while you will not have access to all the technology products included in the standard agent program and will incur a higher transaction fee, you will still benefit from our robust support system and educational resources. This is a fantastic way to keep your license active and build your business without unnecessary brokerage fees.
To participate in Lannon Stone Realty Light, you must be a member of one of the Wisconsin real estate associations we partner with, such as GMAR, SWCMLS, RANW, RANWW, or Southshore. If you are not currently a member, you will need to join one of these associations.
If you’re interested in learning more, reach out to Bob Forman or Marcus Kanno at 262-333-4440, or email us at info@lannonstonerealty.com. Please be aware that this offer may be withdrawn at any time without advance notice. However, once you join under this program, your reduced fees will be permanently locked in.
You may also make an appointment by clicking here: https://calendly.com/bob-lannon-stone-realty/bobsschedule

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