After a Decade at Keller Williams, She Finally Found What Was Missing
By Bean Group Team
Tammy Register wasn't unhappy at Keller Williams. Her 15-agent team in Raleigh-Durham was doing $88 million in sales. They consistently made the RealTrends America's Best list. But something was missing.
The Tammy Register Team by the Numbers
$88 million in 2024 sales volume
316 transactions closed
15 agents + 5 operational staff
RealTrends America's Best recognition
Nearly 10 years at Keller Williams
Top Performance, Quiet Isolation
"While we were top performers in our old environment, it often felt like we were building in a vacuum."— Tammy Register
Success can mask isolation. When you're producing at a high level, you don't necessarily notice that you're not learning from peers at your level.
Two Years of Due Diligence
Register didn't rush this decision. Over more than two years, she strategically evaluated her options.
"What we found at eXp was not just a new model, but a new mindset—one that thrives on open collaboration, where every conversation makes you sharper and every idea is a stepping stone."— Tammy Register
From Vacuum to Velocity
"We now have the freedom and tools to grow anywhere, with anyone—no boundaries, no bottlenecks. That's the future of real estate, and it's happening at eXp."
A Launchpad, Not an Endpoint
Register frames her move not as an arrival, but as a departure point. "We see this move not as an endpoint, but a launchpad."
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