New Construction Real Estate Market Leader – Builder Relationships & Team Growth

Posted 3 days ago

vyllaWashington (DC)

Real Estate Sales Agents New Housing For-Sale Builders

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About the role

Vylla Home*We are a residential brokerage, not a new home builder*Are you a real estate professional who understands new construction—or wants to build abusiness around one of real estate's important specialties? Vylla Home is looking for professionals interested in helping develop new-construction business, builder relationships and agent capabilities within local markets. Help Build a Local Ecosystem The opportunity may involve connecting: Builders + Developers + Buyers + Agents + Lending Resources + Marketing Potential activities include:• Developing relationships with builders and developers• Identifying new-home communities• Creating buyer-generation opportunities• Recruiting agents interested in new construction• Helping educate agents about selling new homes• Developing community and builder marketing strategies• Supporting new-home buyer events• Developing local strategic relationships• Identifying land and development opportunities where appropriate Who Should Apply?• New-construction specialists• Agents with builder relationships• Builder sales professionals entering brokerage• Brokers and associate brokers• Team Leaders• Land/development specialists• Entrepreneurial agents interested in building a specialty team Your next opportunity may not be another listing. It could be helping develop an entire market.

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