Real estate careers at Tellwater & Co. Pick the part of the valley you’d sell.
40 agents, four neighborhoods, 12 seats in each. If you're licensed in Montana or about to be, this page shows what a seat comes with. Asking is confidential, including the fact that you asked.
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Four plowed roads, one lift and dues on every address.
Sunniva Brekke leads it and reviews your first five contracts. Seats here are full today; ask where you'd stand.
What a seat comes with
80/20 from your first closing.
You keep 80% until the office has received $24,000 from you in a year. After that you keep 100% until your anniversary. No desk fee, no franchise fee and no monthly technology charge.
A territory with edges.
You work one neighborhood. Leads from that neighborhood's pages on this site go to its agents in rotation, and no one from another part of the valley is handed your road.
The office pays for the listing.
Photography, a floor plan, signs and the lockbox on every listing, at any price. Two transaction coordinators carry the file from contract to closing, at no charge to you.
A lead agent you can call.
Each neighborhood has a lead who has sold it for at least 8 years. They review your first 5 contracts with you before they go out, and Marguerite Tso reads every one.
Splits, caps, fees and seat counts on this page are sample figures written for a demo.
Your first 90 days
Week 1
Your license moves, your MLS access and keys are sorted, and your page on this site goes live with your photo.
Weeks 2 to 4
You ride along on 6 showings with your neighborhood lead and drive every road in it.
Days 30 to 60
You take floor time 2 mornings a week and co-list your first property with the lead, at your full split.
Days 60 to 90
You carry your own listings. The lead keeps reading your contracts until you've closed 5.
I wrote on a Tuesday. Marguerite answered from her own email that evening, and nobody at my old office knew until my license had moved.
Anneliese Yoon, Broker, River Bend. Joined in 2021.
Read by Marguerite Tso, supervising broker, and no one else. We won't contact your current brokerage or call your office line.
Questions agents ask first
Who sees what I send?
Marguerite Tso, the supervising broker, and no one else. She replies from her own email and won't contact your current office.
Do I need a book of business?
No. We look for someone who knows one neighborhood well, or will learn it road by road. About a third of our agents came from other work in the valley.
What does it cost me each month?
Nothing fixed. There's no desk fee and no franchise fee. You pay your own license, MLS and association dues, about $1,900 a year, and the office share of each closing until you reach the $24,000 cap.
Can I sell outside my neighborhood?
Yes, for your own clients, anywhere in the valley. Leads from this site and the front desk go by neighborhood, so your seat decides which ones reach you.
What if the neighborhood I want is full?
Each one has 12 seats. If yours is full, we'll say so in the first reply and tell you where you'd stand. Today there are open seats in Old Town and Sage Flats.