Omaha powerhouse moves 53 agents who closed $170M on 575 sides in 2024
If you think ERS Real Estate Group just “joined eXp Realty,” think again. This isn’t a simple team move – it’s the next chapter for one of the country’s most tech-savvy, production-driven real estate groups.
ERS Real Estate Group, the residential real estate force within Elite Real Estate Systems LLP (ERS), headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, is bringing some serious firepower to eXp Realty: 53 agents who closed $170 million across 575 units in 2024 and are now making the move to eXp Realty. (Read the press release here.)
And while ERS Real Estate Group is already a standout in traditional real estate, its ambitions – and the bigger ERS vision behind it – stretch far beyond the transaction.
Formerly known as kwELITE and affiliated with Keller Williams since 2020, ERS Real Estate Group has spent more than a decade refining one of the industry’s most tech-enabled and production-driven models. Now, they’re leveraging that experience to launch a new chapter aimed squarely at transforming the entire real estate services landscape.
Fresh off a $70 million merger between ERS and investment firm Good Life Capital, this move isn’t just about selling homes. It’s about creating a seamless end-to-end experience for homeowners, renters, and service providers across the entire residential ecosystem.
We’re talking about real estate, mortgages, title, and insurance. But also about solar panels, pest control, siding, home security systems, and anything else that touches a home or apartment.
If it’s tied to a roof over someone’s head, ERS’ sister company is gearing up to deliver it, streamline it, and innovate around it.
“Today marks a monumental shift,” said Jeff Cohn, Co-Founder and CEO of Elite Real Estate Systems. “By merging with Good Life Capital and partnering with eXp, we’re accelerating our vision to connect every homeowner and tenant with every service they need – in a smarter, faster, and more seamless way than ever before.”
More Than a Move – A Glimpse at What’s Coming Next
While ERS Real Estate Group remains the core real estate engine, its affiliation with ERS brings access to an even larger innovation roadmap.
Good Life Capital, in a strategic play with ERS, is launching a next-generation fintech platform set to launch in fall 2025. This platform is designed to eliminate the clunky, disconnected experience of traditional real estate transactions, replacing it with an all-in-one digital solution that covers:
- Mortgage operations
- Insurance and title services
- CRM integration for agents and teams
- Secure digital payment processing
- Streamlined contract-to-closing transaction management
By cutting through the chaos of home-buying and homeownership, ERS isn’t just solving problems – it’s building the infrastructure for the future of living.
And yes, the platform will leverage AI insights and fintech-grade security to make every interaction faster, smarter, and safer.
Why eXp Realty Was the Right Choice
For ERS Real Estate Group, eXp Realty provides the perfect national stage.
eXp’s borderless, cloud-based brokerage model allows ERS to expand and scale without the traditional overhead, allowing them to tap into eXp’s global network to amplify future tech rollouts.
“Good Life Capital brings the investment strength, eXp brings the reach, and we bring the vision,” said Renee Mueller, Co-Founder and President of Elite Real Estate Systems. “Together, we’re building something real estate has never seen before.”
Adding to the momentum, ERS’ leadership was particularly impressed with Leo Pareja, CEO of eXp Realty.
“Leo Pareja is a rare leader – a true visionary with a bias toward action,” said Travis Linares, Chief Technology Officer at Elite Real Estate Systems. “His deep understanding of real estate innovation and his ability to execute were key reasons we knew eXp Realty was the right fit for us.”
A Future That’s Only Just Beginning
ERS Real Estate Group’s move to eXp Realty isn’t just about bigger numbers – though $170 million in production is nothing to sneeze at. It’s about reshaping the way residential real estate – and every service tied to it – is bought, sold, and managed.
And make no mistake: this move is just the tip of the iceberg.
