Senior Commercial Real Estate Broker
sands investment groupFort Lauderdale (FL)
Senior Commercial Real Estate Broker
Posted today
sands investment groupFort Lauderdale (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$10.1
About the role
Sands Investment Group (SIG) is hiring a high-performing Senior Commercial Real Estate Advisor to join our team. Whether you have a few years of experience, or a track record of 8 figure deal volume, we offer the tools, deal flow, and support to help you scale a multimillion dollar brokerage business. This is a 100% commission based role designed for entrepreneurial professionals who are hungry to grow. Top performers are earning 300K-1M+ annually. Why Join SIG?National Platform with $10.1 billion in closed transactions Industry leading lead generation tools, proprietary systems, and full time marketing engine built by brokers One-on-one mentorship with Managing Directors and senior producers Access to $1.5 billion in inventory
What You’ll Do:
- Drive lead generation and nurture relationships with investors and property owners
- Oversee full deal pipeline: listings, marketing, negotiations, LOIs, PSAs, due diligence, and closings
- Collaborate with your team and marketing staff to bring deals to market
- Produce Broker Opinion of Values (BOVs), pull comps, and pitch opportunities
- Own key accounts and client relationships within your product specialization
- Who Are You 5+ Years in commercial real estate, or investment sales
- Proven closer or producer looking for a stronger platform
- Licensed Real Estate Agent or actively pursuing licensing
- Comfortable with CRM systems, data tools, and financial analysis
- A culture fit: Collaborative, Coachable, Communicative, and Consistent
- Compensation 100% commission-based role, no cap on earnings
- Senior Advisors earn 150K-300K with top performers exceeding 500K+Includes access to SIG’s national inventory, CRM, marketing systems, and training
- Office Location
Offices In: Atlanta, Austin, Charleston, Charlotte, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, Nashville, and Philadelphia
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