Boutique brokerage with higher splits or larger brokerage with more market presence
I live in a large MSA and currently with KW Commercial and have very favorable splits at 64% to me and 36% to the house until I cap at about $21K, then I keep 100%. I have a teammate that I split my deals with at about 30% to 50%, depending on his involvement. I've completed the coursework for my CCIM pin and plan on sitting for the exam in 2023. 

I am being recruited by some larger brokerages but not sure if it's worth making a move or sticking it out with my current arrangement. I would consider a move if I can get some health benefits and maybe 401K, and even more so if there's a salary plus commission structure. It would be an easier decision if I can have my teammate join too so I'm not leaving him behind. 

Debating on whether it's worth leaving good splits for higher volume at a larger brokerage where I'd have to give up more commission to the house and possibly have no caps. Thoughts?
[{"id": "ijrskb4", "text": "Larger brokerage w/ more market presence. 100%.", "replies": [{"id": "ijshm0a", "text": "This is what I'm leaning towards but don't want to leave my teammate behind. Also many of my leads come as referrals from my office from residential agents.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ijt9yaz", "text": "I am in the same boat as you, at KW Commercial, finishing up school next year in the spring and thinking about making the change", "replies": [{"id": "ijvs40i", "text": "Depending on how long you've been with KW, I'd suggest a larger brokerage if you haven't been there long or if you're young and starting out in CRE. I have been with KW almost 5 years now and have built a good reputation with my office and get lots of good leads/referrals from other agents in my office.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ijtf0gp", "text": "Recommend the large brokerage typically. If most of your deals however are from referrals then that might be a challenge.", "replies": [{"id": "ijvrqnd", "text": "This is a huge downside to leaving my current situation. If I can earn close to about the same with a very flexible schedule like I have now compared with having to go into an office every day to eat what I kill, then that's what's making me want to stick it out here instead of leaving.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]