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Director, Real Estate Brokerage Operations

Posted 5 days ago

berkshire hathaway homeservicesParma (OH)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$160000 - 300000 per year

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About the role

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices seeks a Real Estate Broker-Owner to lead and grow a high-performing brokerage. You will build and mentor a team of agents, drive production, and ensure compliance while upholding our client-focused, ethical culture. Responsibilities include recruiting and coaching agents, overseeing transactions, managing P&L, and executing local marketing and growth strategies. Leverage our national brand, technology, and training to expand market presence, deepen community relationships, and deliver exceptional residential and commercial real estate services. Lead, mentor, and manage real estate agents to achieve production goals Recruit, onboard, and retain high-performing sales professionals Oversee brokerage operations, compliance, and risk management Manage P&L, budgeting, and financial performance of the office Develop and execute local market growth and branding strategies Support agents with training, coaching, and deal structuring Maintain high ethical standards and ensure adherence to Fair Housing laws Cultivate community and referral relationships to drive new business Leverage company technology, CRM, and marketing tools to increase productivity Monitor market trends and adjust business strategies accordingly Real estate brokerage management Residential and commercial sales Team leadership and recruitment P&L and budget management Local market analysis Sales coaching and training Contract negotiation CRM and MLS systems Marketing and lead generation Regulatory and compliance management Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k State Real Estate Broker License Realtor designation (preferred) Broker-owner or managing broker experience (preferred) Fair Housing and ethics training Business management or leadership coursework

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