Real Estate Sales Showing Agent
$160,000
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$160,000
About the role
- Real Estate Showing Agent - Training & Mentorship Available
- Enjoy looking at homes and helping people find the right place to live? This could be a great way to develop your real estate career.
- We're looking for motivated individuals to join our team as Real Estate Showing Agents. You'll work directly with buyers, tour properties, and help clients navigate the home-buying process.
- You don't need previous showing experience to get started.
- Our team provides hands-on training, ongoing coaching, and mentorship to help you learn how to work with buyers, build relationships, and become more confident in real estate.
- You'll gain practical experience showing properties, communicating with clients, following up with buyers, and learning the systems that experienced agents use to manage their business.
- We're looking for people who enjoy working with others, communicate well, are dependable, and are willing to learn. You'll have the independence to manage your schedule while receiving guidance and support from an experienced team.
- First-year earning potential when goals are met: $160,000+This is a commission-based position, with earnings determined by your individual performance and results.
- Flexible schedule. No office attendance required. Remote and field-based opportunities available.
- No previous real estate showing experience required. Training and mentorship provided.
- If you're interested in working with buyers, touring homes, and developing your real estate career, apply today to learn more about joining our team.
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