I want to clear something up that’s important. There is no ideal number of clients you’re supposed to stop at. This system is designed to reward effort, not limit it. If you can bring in inventory ( I’ll show you how ), flood the desk. That’s exactly how it’s supposed to work. How this actually scales Think in terms of inventory flow, not “one deal at a time.” One seller might have: • 3 items Another might have: • 10 items Another might be moving and have: • 25 items Each item is its own transaction. Each transaction pays you. There is no penalty for volume. There is no slowdown for bringing in more. Desk exists specifically to absorb listings and buyers so agents can keep moving. What effort looks like in real numbers Let’s say one seller averages: • 6 items • $90 average spread per item That’s $540 from one seller. Now imagine: • 5 sellers = ~$2,700 • 10 sellers = ~$5,400 • 20 sellers = ~$10,800 Same process. Same rules. Same support. More inventory simply means more transactions. This is the mindset shift You are not “waiting for deals.” You are building a pipeline. • More sellers = more items • More items = more payouts • More follow-through = more money If you’re organized and consistent, there is no reason to slow down. What I actually encourage Bring everything. Send all photos. Send all details. Let desk handle the volume. The system is built to reward agents who: • move fast • communicate clearly • don’t self-limit If you want light side income, you can take it slow. If you want this to stack, volume is your friend. Agent access exists so you can operate at scale. Dom