Real Estate Acquisition Agent
mshChicago (IL)
$50 K
ApplyAbout the role
Client is a high-volume residential home buying operation focused on acquiring off-market and motivated seller properties across multiple markets. They specialize in fix-and-flip and residential investment acquisitions at scale, backed by corporate infrastructure, full benefits, and strong internal support from day one.
Position: Real Estate Acquisition Agent
Location: Remote, but must live in one of these markets:
Lexington, KYCleveland, OHCincinnati, OHNashville, TNPhoenix, NZSavannah, GA(Local market knowledge is important since the role requires property visits, seller meetings, inspections, and negotiations.)
Compensation
Base Salary: $50K with meaningful upside — top performers can see base grow over time
Commission: $2,000 per home purchased
Top performers earned over $125K last year Full benefits from Day 1 including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, and PTO
What You’ll Be Doing:
- Source, negotiate, and close residential property purchases directly with motivated sellers
- Build strong relationships and trust with homeowners
- Make offers and manage deals from first contact through close
- Visit properties for assessments, inspections, and negotiations
- Work independently while owning your pipeline and results
Ideal Background:
- 4–10 years of sales or business development experience
- Strong negotiator and communicator
- Entrepreneurial, self-driven, and comfortable working independentlyCRM proficient and tech-savvy
- Flexible schedule for evenings/weekends when needed
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