Scout leads through strategic networking and advertising
Engage with clients via meetings, calls, and digital media
Represent buyers and sellers in real estate transactions
Negotiate purchase agreements and manage client issues
Coordinate with third-party entities during transactions
Benefits
Flexible working hours as an independent contractor
Access to ongoing support from a partnered real estate school for license attainment
Opportunity for high earnings based on commission
Full Job Description
Applicants without a real estate license are invited to apply. You need a license to become a real estate agent before being considered for the position. If you are unlicensed or in the process, once your application is received, you will be contacted by our partnered real estate school* with information on how to obtain your real estate license.
Job Description: Represent home sellers and home buyers through real estate transactions. This will entail coordinating with third party entities, managing transaction paperwork, and negotiating prices. Additionally, agents will perform strategic prospecting methods to find new clients who are interested in selling or buying real estate.
Responsibilities
Scout leads through strategic networking & advertising
Interact with clients by attending in-person meetings, phone calls, digital media, open houses and more
Represent buyers and sellers in real estate transactions
Negotiate purchase agreements, manage client issues and coordinate with third party entities
Qualifications
Active real estate license
Strong communication skills
Operate with an optimistic entrepreneurial mindset
Unwavering drive to help clients find the right property
Technologically proficient
How much does a real estate agent make?
Real estate agents are considered independent contractors. This means that you have the potential to earn $100,000+ in one year as a full time agent. Your income is purely commission based, therefore, you will not receive an hourly wage or salary.
