Sharran Srivatsaa Net Worth 2026: Real Brokerage, Acquisition.com

No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Sharran Srivatsaa, and the $12 million figure on the old version of this page had no source, so it has been removed. Srivatsaa is a former Goldman Sachs banker who scaled Beverly Hills brokerage Teles Properties to $3.4 billion in annual sales before its sale to Douglas Elliman, then served as president of The Real Brokerage (NASDAQ: REAX) while it grew from a $200 million to a $1.2 billion valuation. In March 2026, Forbes reported that he was becoming CEO of Acquisition.com, the investment firm founded by Alex and Leila Hormozi.

What Is Sharran Srivatsaa's Net Worth?

There is no sourced estimate. Srivatsaa's ownership stake in Teles Properties and what he received when Douglas Elliman bought it have not been disclosed. Real Brokerage is a public company and reports executive pay in its filings, but no financial outlet has turned his salary and equity into a net worth figure, and his compensation at Acquisition.com, a private firm, is not public.

His wealth comes from three main sources: the Teles Properties sale, pay and stock from his years as Real's president and board member, and his current role at Acquisition.com. He also earns from speaking and coaching as a four-time Inc. 500 entrepreneur.

Sharran Srivatsaa's Yearly Earnings, Monthly Income and Salary

The old page said he earned $1.5 million a year, $125,000 a month and $4,000 a day. That was not sourced, and it has been removed. One figure he has given himself is from his Goldman days: he told Forbes that the bank's fee on one healthcare IT exit was roughly $1 million for four months of work, while the client made $100 million on a $280 million sale. That comparison, he said, persuaded him to become an owner rather than an adviser.

Career Timeline

Teles Properties

Forbes tells the story this way: while at Goldman, Srivatsaa looked into a small Beverly Hills brokerage as a favor for a client and found that the previous CEO had been taking money from the business. He took a reverse mortgage on his house to buy majority control and planned a six-week leave to find a new manager, but ended up running the company himself. Over the next five years he grew it tenfold, to $3.4 billion in sales, before Douglas Elliman acquired it.

The Real Brokerage

Srivatsaa joined Real in 2022 as president. According to Forbes, citing the company's filings, it became the fastest-growing publicly traded real estate brokerage in the United States during his tenure. In March 2025, Real announced that he would step down as president and join its board on June 1, 2025, to represent agents' interests, Direct Selling News reported. CEO Tamir Poleg credited him with shaping the company's culture and growth.

Acquisition.com

Acquisition.com is a private firm that buys stakes in established businesses and helps them grow. Srivatsaa told Forbes the firm thinks of itself as permanent equity rather than traditional private equity, and that it brings capital, brand, data and governance to the companies it backs. The Times of India reported in February 2026 that he works with founders of eight- and nine-figure businesses as the firm's president and managing partner.

Early Life and Education

Srivatsaa grew up in India and came to the U.S. alone at 17 on a tennis scholarship. Several outlets, including the Times of India, report that he was admitted to Stanford but left to start a company and had an exit in his early twenties. Fortune reported that he went through 39 one-on-one interviews for his Goldman job during a post-MBA search. The old page listed a BA from Luther College, a Stanford master's degree and a Vanderbilt MBA; we could not confirm those details with a reliable source, so we do not repeat them.

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Family

Srivatsaa has mentioned his wife in interviews; he told Forbes he took out the reverse mortgage to buy Teles without telling her. The old page named his wife and children and included three family photos. We could not confirm those names from a reliable source, and the children's listed ages were impossible, so the names and family photos have been removed. His age, height and weight were also unsourced and have been removed; he has described himself as being in his forties.

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Why There Is No Reliable Estimate

The Teles sale price, his stake in it, and his Acquisition.com pay are private. His Real equity is partly visible in public filings, but its value changes with the share price and has not been totaled by any outlet. The earlier page also mixed up his businesses, listing "Srilo Capital," "Srilo Ventures" and "ARC Multifamily Group"; we could not verify those roles in current reporting.