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Real estate woes

I started out 2 years ago at a small boutique office 3 working agents (broker is one of em) in 2 years I’ve done 17 deals residential & commercial. My commission split is 50/50 with the office and then 70/30 with the broker. I’ve done over 2.5mil in volume and walked away with 12k total-

  1. Is that common?
  2. my broker co-listed me with a residential sale w/o asking.. the house is listed at $850,000 (way over priced) it’s worth about $780-810 max I’ve discussed this with her and she won’t hear it on top of the house being over priced she promised the seller consecutive open houses sat&sun EVERY weekend until the house sells which she isn’t present for, myself and the other working agent show up- we’ve had this listing since June we’ve had maybe 15 people show up in all this time and offers from 730k-800k… I’ve backed out of multiple weekends explaining that consecutive open houses are a waste of everyone’s time and makes the house look bad and us look desperate.. I’m looking at other brokerages to go to Bc I feel like I’m at the wrong place to find success, is this something that happens often? Any advice would be appreciated
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