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Remote Sales Agent – For Car Sales & Commission Pros, Leads Provided

Posted 4 days ago

schnitzer agencyFargo (ND)

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About the role

You already know how to sell. You've worked the floor, chased monthly numbers, and watched your income depend on who walks through the door. There's a better way to use those skills. Remote life insurance sales. 1099, commission-based. Leads provided — no cold calling. Licensing help included. I'm Scott Schnitzer. I started in automotive and powersports sales before moving into life insurance. The skills that made me good on the floor — building trust fast, handling objections, closing — are the same skills that built my agency. Now I help other sales pros make the same move. The Quick Facts1099 independent contractor role, commission-only — no cap Your appointments come from people who already requested coverage Leads are generated in-house and subsidized to keep your costs low Life & Health license required — most people finish the self-paced course in about 7–10 days, and we walk you through itFully remote within the U.S. — you set your schedule Full-time strongly preferred What Changes When You Leave the FloorNo waiting on walk-ins — your pipeline comes to you No dealership hours — you control your calendar Vested commissions from day one Chargeback protection — our conservation team helps you keep your clients and commissions What You GetDaily coaching, 1-on-1 mentorship, and weekly group training Incentive trips 3–4 times per year for qualifying agents A real path to leadership and agency ownership Who This Is ForCar and powersports sales, retail sales, solar, mortgage — if you've lived on commission and hit your numbers, you already have what it takes. We'll teach you the product and the process. Who This Isn't ForIf you need a base salary, or you'd rather do things your own way than follow a proven system, this isn't the right fit. Ready to see what your next chapter looks like? Apply, and we'll set up a call.— Scott Schnitzer

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