DRB Homes Reviews

1. Toxic work culture – High-pressure environment with little support from management. 2. Heavy micromanagement – Sales agents are closely monitored, with frequent write-ups if sales goals aren’t met. 3. Difficult to sell homes – Overpriced homes in less desirable locations make hitting quotas challenging. 4. Lower commission structure – Compared to other builders, commissions are less competitive. 5. Commission clawback policy – If a deal terminates, agents must pay back the 40% upfront commission, which can put them in arrears. 6. No weekends off unless you use your accumulated STO (Scheduled Time Off), which is unpaid. 7. The company only pays 2.5% to co-op agents, which is lower than what competitors offer. This makes it difficult to attract or drive traffic from outside agents, as many prefer to bring clients toward communities where they can earn a full commission.

Could have a better official training process