What must Exit Franchisees offer to the general public?

According to Exit's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Exit franchisees offer real estate brokerage services to the general public. These services are provided as independently owned and operated entities, utilizing Exit's trademarks along with a pre-selected "Trade Style" name, and following Exit's unique system and formula. Franchisees are also expected to provide first-class real estate service to both buyers and sellers.

As an Exit franchisee, you'll be responsible for hiring and recruiting real estate sales representatives to compete in the real estate brokerage business. The number of sales representatives required is based on the active Realtor population in your protected territory, as well as market conditions and competition. The real estate sales business is highly competitive, influenced by factors such as price, service, location, quality of service, consumer tastes, economic conditions, and population patterns.

To operate an Exit franchise, you must possess a bonafide real estate broker's license in good standing under the laws of the state where the franchise is located. Additionally, your activities are subject to state and federal laws and regulations related to real estate transfer, settlement procedures, and brokerage laws. Exit Realty Upper Midwest recommends that you retain an attorney to advise you on laws and regulations specific to the state where your sales territory is located, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.