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Agency Leadership.

Lead a department that makes money.

Most real estate leaders were promoted for writing business, not for leading people. This vertical is the missing management education: how to recruit, coach, hold standards, structure commission, and run a department that makes money whether the market is with you or against you.

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Agency Leadership — Australian real estate training
Built for agents who plan to be the market — not report on it.
Agency Leadership
Why this vertical

Why Agency Leadership training matters.

  • 01

    The cost of a bad hire — or a good agent who leaves — is measured in hundreds of thousands of dollars of GCI.

  • 02

    Coaching cadence, not motivation, is what lifts a team's average writer.

  • 03

    Principals who understand desk cost, break-even per head and revenue mix make calmer decisions in a downturn.

What you'll master

Every skill the desk demands.

The full set of learning outcomes across every program inside agency leadership. Nothing hidden, nothing padded.

  • 01Build a recruiting funnel that sources agents before you need them, not after someone quits.
  • 02Run a 90-day onboarding plan that gets a new agent to first listing faster.
  • 03Diagnose which coaching style — directive, supportive or delegating — a given agent needs this month.
  • 04Run one-on-ones, ride-alongs and call-block coaching sessions with a repeatable structure.
  • 05Set KPIs that are defensible in a conversation, not just numbers on a whiteboard.
  • 06Design a commission and split structure that retains your top three writers without blowing the model.
  • 07Manage underperformance lawfully through documented stages, ending in exit if required.
  • 08Run a sales meeting agents actually want to attend.
  • 09Read a department P&L: GCI, desk cost, break-even per head, rent roll vs sales mix.
  • 10Plan a succession, equity or partnership pathway for a principal's eventual exit.
  • 11Lead a team through a market downturn without haemorrhaging your best agents.
  • 12Decide, with a defensible business case, whether to start, buy or take on a franchise agency.
  • 13Build a first-year business plan with realistic revenue, cost and cashflow assumptions.
  • 14Compare independent versus franchise economics, including royalty, marketing levy and brand-value trade-offs.
  • 15Discharge licensee-in-charge obligations and supervision requirements without exposing the business to disciplinary action.
  • 16Structure insurance cover — PI, management liability and cyber — appropriate to the agency's risk profile.
  • 17Read department-level P&Ls for sales and property management and set targets from them.
  • 18Choose employment structures and commission designs that withstand a contractor/employee challenge.
  • 19Select and govern a technology stack that scales without locking the agency into unnecessary cost.
  • 20Exercise principal-level trust-account oversight and respond correctly to a reconciliation discrepancy.
  • 21Run rent-roll or agency due diligence, value a target business and structure a sale, shareholding or succession agreement.
  • 22Explain how rent roll multipliers move with management fee, portfolio quality and location, rather than quoting a flat industry rule of thumb.
  • 23Reconstruct a seller's headline multiplier back into its underlying revenue-per-property to sanity-check the asking price.
  • 24Assess quality of management using average tenancy length, landlord tenure, fee leakage and owner concentration, not just management numbers.
  • 25Run an arrears and vacancy analysis that exposes a portfolio dressed up for sale.
  • 26Audit management agreements clause by clause for assignability, notice periods, fee structure and termination triggers.
  • 27Negotiate retention warranties, adjustment mechanisms and clawback clauses that protect the buyer after settlement.
  • 28Compare deal structures — lump sum, staged, earn-out — and choose the one that matches the risk in a given portfolio.
  • 29Prepare a funding case for an acquisition, including serviceability and lender due diligence expectations.
  • 30Work a full due diligence checklist end to end before signing a contract for sale of a rent roll.
  • 31Run a transition and communication plan for staff, landlords and tenants that holds retention above 90% in year one.
How you'll learn

Four learning modes.One relentless outcome.

Every lesson is auto-graded. AI role-plays run 24/7 — no waiting on a facilitator, no scheduling.

Written masterclasses51

Long-form practitioner teaching — frameworks, scripts and worked examples you can re-read at the desk.

Playbook readings15

Downloadable briefs, checklists and scripts you keep for the desk.

Auto-graded quizzes18

Instant scoring against the frameworks — no facilitator, no wait.

AI role-play scenarios9

Interactive simulations of real vendor, buyer and tenant conversations.

The Learner Portal · 04

Learning atyour fingertips.

The full portal — video, scored role-play, quizzes, playbooks and your Standing — runs in the browser on any device. No app store. No download. Open a tab, keep training.

Module i · 0314:22
The vendor at the kitchen table
Video · 18 min
01The opening frame3:12
02Reading resistance5:40
03Anchoring the price4:55
Role-play · Live Recording
Scenario
A vendor pushes back on your price appraisal at the kitchen table. Hold your ground without breaking rapport.
Vendor
"Your number is $80k below the agent up the road. Convince me."
You
"I'll show you the last four comparable sales and what the market rejected above them."
Score86 / 100
Your StandingQ4 · 26
Total XP
4,820
↑ 340 this week
18
Modules
42
Role-plays
84
Avg score
Leaderboard · NSW · sample
01M. Bianchi5,120
02You4,820
03J. Okafor4,610
Badge unlocked
Kitchen-table closer · Silver
Illustrative preview · sample data
The curriculum

One learning journey. Delivered in three parts.

Sequential · Self-paced
Part I — Advanced6 modules · 30 lessons
Agency Leadership & Team Management

Run a sales team, a P&L and a culture that keeps top writers.

  1. 0101 · Recruiting & Onboarding Agents3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  2. 0202 · Situational Leadership & Coaching Cadence3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  3. 0303 · KPIs, Commission Structures & Retention2 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  4. 0404 · Performance Management, Meetings & Culture3 masterclass · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  5. 0505 · Department P&L, Rent Roll & Sales Mix3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  6. 0606 · Succession, Equity & Leading Through a Downturn2 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
Then — Part II
Part II — Advanced6 modules · 33 lessons
Agency Principal & Ownership

Own, license and grow an agency — not just run its sales floor.

  1. 0101 · Starting, Buying or Franchising an Agency3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  2. 0202 · Licensee-in-Charge, Supervision & Insurance3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  3. 0303 · Department Economics: Sales vs Property Management3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  4. 0404 · Employment Structures, Contractors & Technology3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  5. 0505 · Trust-Account Oversight from the Principal's Chair2 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  6. 0606 · Rent-Roll Acquisition, Succession & Selling the Business3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
Then — Part III
Part III — Advanced6 modules · 30 lessons
Rent Roll Acquisition, Valuation & Due Diligence

Buy, value and integrate a rent roll without inheriting someone else's problems.

  1. 0101 · Rent Roll Multipliers & Valuation Drivers3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  2. 0202 · Quality of Management & Portfolio Health3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  3. 0303 · Arrears, Vacancy & Management Agreement Audits3 masterclass · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  4. 0404 · Retention Clauses & Deal Structures3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
  5. 0505 · Funding & the Full Due Diligence Checklist3 masterclass · 1 quiz · 1 AI role-play
  6. 0606 · Transition, Integration & Post-Settlement Retention3 masterclass · 1 reading · 1 quiz
Industry skill areas covered

Skill areas covered include recruitment and onboarding, coaching and one-on-ones, KPI design, commission structures, lawful performance management, culture and conduct, department P&L and succession planning. Professional development only — not accredited training.

Professional development only. The Agent Academy is not a Registered Training Organisation, does not deliver nationally accredited training, does not issue nationally recognised qualifications, and does not, on its own, satisfy statutory training requirements to obtain a real estate registration, licence or certificate of registration in any Australian state or territory.

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