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One broker. One GEO. Follow what happens when a broker claims their city, and see why the broker across the street wishes he'd called first.

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The best address in the business. Yours alone, in your GEO.

It says exactly what you do. Put your GEO on the end, and it's yours.

Most brokerage names have to be explained. This one explains itself. GEO is short for geographic area: a designated Washington city, or, in the one big city, a council district. Tacoma is one GEO. Seattle is seven.

Your GEO's page
RealtyAndAMortgage.com/Seattle-1

One broker per GEO. Sole use of the name and the jingle in your territory.

Says what you do

Your whole business in one web address.

Sings itself

Set to a rhythm every American already knows, so it sticks after one hearing.

One broker per GEO

When a broker signs for a GEO, the name is theirs there. Nobody else in that GEO can run it.

Why now

Whoever signs first owns their GEO.

$4,000 to open

$5,000 at the end of year 1. After that, market rates.

Once it's claimed, it's gone

One broker per GEO. When a broker in your area signs, nobody else there can use the name or the jingle.

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