Vice President, Investment Sales Advisor

Posted 2 days ago

sands investment groupBaltimore (MD)

Real Estate Sales Agents Miscellaneous Financial Investment Activities

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About the role

Sands Investment Group (SIG) is hiring a high-performing Vice President, Investment Sales Advisor to join our DMV team. If you are looking to be in a mentorship position, or lead a market, this position is for you. Why Join SIG?National Platform with $12 B in closed transaction Industry leading lead generation tools, proprietary systems, and full time marketing engine built by brokers Access to $2.5 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 analysisA culture fit: Collaborative, Coachable, Communicative, and Consistent Office Location Washington D.C.Additional offices in: Atlanta, Austin, Charleston, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, Nashville, and Philadelphia

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