Arizona Agent Move Kit

How to Switch Brokerages in Arizona: 60-Day Playbook Hub

By John Patrick Mijac, Managing Broker & Branch Manager – 1912 Realty, Tucson

If you are an experienced Arizona agent thinking about changing brokerages, this hub is designed to make your move organized, compliant, and calm. Instead of guessing at the order of operations, use this 60-day sequence and the linked checklists, scripts, and compliance guides as your move playbook.

Everything here is written from the perspective of a working managing broker who has helped agents move in, move out, and stay out of trouble with ADRE and their clients.

Quick Overview: What This Hub Gives You

60-Day Move Timeline for Arizona Agents

Days 60–45: Quiet preparation
  • Clarify why you are moving and what you need from your next brokerage (support, splits, education, culture).
  • Review your current independent contractor agreement and policy manual so you understand what belongs to you and what belongs to the brokerage.
  • Schedule a confidential conversation with the receiving broker to confirm they can support your mix of business.
Days 45–30: Data, documents, and pipeline
  • Work through the Arizona Agent Move Kit export checklist to secure your CRM data, calendar, and transaction history.
  • Tag A, B, and C clients so you know who must hear from you personally when you announce the move.
  • Identify any at-risk deals and talk through a transition plan with your managing broker.
Days 30–14: Listings, pendings, and marketing
  • Use the transfer listings & pendings guide to understand how each active file will be handled.
  • Audit your marketing footprint (signage, business cards, websites, portals, social media) and make a list of everything that will need updating once your license transfers.
  • Block out time on your calendar for the administrative side of the move so you are not doing this at midnight between showings.
Days 14–7: Script your move conversations
  • Review the client notice scripts and customize them to your voice.
  • Plan how you will talk with your sphere, active clients, and key referral partners about your brokerage change.
  • Decide what “better for you” language is true and defensible: stronger support, better tools, tighter compliance, or all of the above.
Days 7–0: Execute the move
  • Coordinate the timing of your resignation, license transfer with ADRE, and onboarding with the new brokerage.
  • Send client and partner communications using the scripts you have prepared.
  • Begin updating public-facing sites and social profiles as soon as your license and brokerage information are correct.
First 30 days at your new brokerage
  • Use the day-one compliance checklist so your files and advertising are correct from the start.
  • Lean on your broker’s 30-day support plan—especially for complex files, new systems, and anything that feels uncertain.
  • Schedule time each week to review how the move is impacting your pipeline, your schedule, and your stress level.

Key Resources Inside This Hub

These articles form the backbone of the 60-day move kit. You can read them either as standalone posts or as a guided sequence.

Arizona Agent Move Kit: 18 Things to Download Before You Resign

Checklist • Data & document export

This post walks you through the data, documents, and personal assets you should secure before you announce your move. Think of it as your business-preservation checklist.

How to Transfer Listings & Pendings in Arizona

Procedural guide • Active files

Every listing and pending has a different path when you change brokerages. This guide helps you think through the legal, practical, and relationship issues before you move a single sign or escrow.

Scripts: How to Tell Clients You’re Switching Brokerages

Scripts • Client & partner communication

This article gives you simple, client-friendly language for phone, email, and text so you can announce your move confidently without sounding defensive or salesy.

Day-One Compliance in Arizona

Compliance checklist • Advertising & files

From license display to advertising updates, this post gives you a day-one punch list for staying on the right side of ADRE and your new brokerage’s policies.

Broker Support SLA: Your First 30 Days at 1912 Realty

Support framework • 1912 Realty

Here you will find how 1912 Realty structures support in your first month: availability, file review, one-on-one time, and what you can expect from a broker who actually answers the phone.

Thinking about making a move? This hub is meant to help you think clearly, not to pressure you. If you want to talk through whether a brokerage change is the right next step for you, you are welcome to schedule a confidential conversation with me at 1912 Realty in Tucson.

No pressure, no obligation—simply a professional talk about your business, your risk, and your options.

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