Question 1

Why The Leverage Academy?

Accepted Answer

Because this isn’t theory.

Our training is built from real-world transaction coordination at scale—supporting hundreds of agents and thousands of transactions. Everything we teach is designed to work in practice, not just in concept.

Question 2

What exactly do you teach?

Accepted Answer

We teach the systems, structure, and execution required to manage real estate transactions from contract to close. This includes compliance, timelines, communication standards, and how to operate within a clear, repeatable process.

By the end of the program you’ll leave with a complete operational framework you can immediately implement to run your transactions and support your team at a high level.

Question 3

Is this specific to Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Our training is currently rooted in Massachusetts transactions, with a strong focus on compliance and documentation. The operational structure, transaction timeline, and systems apply directly to MA transactions.  In the future we will incorporate training for the other states that the Transaction Coordinators of The Leverage Department currently service including New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island.

Question 4

Who is this for?

Accepted Answer

Agents, teams, Transaction Coordinators, Virtual Assistants, and Operations Professionals who want to build, refine, or scale their transaction management systems.

Question 5

Do I need to have a Transaction Coordinator already?

Accepted Answer

No. We work with clients who are building from scratch, as well as those who already have support in place and want to improve performance.

Question 6

I already have a TC and a system—will this still help?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most existing systems have gaps. We focus on refining structure, tightening workflows, and improving consistency so your operation runs cleaner, faster, and with fewer breakdowns.

Our training is built on systems that currently support a team of TCs successfully coordinating up to 1,500 transactions per year—designed so a single TC can effectively manage 300–400 deals with the right processes in place.