Luxury Real Estate Market Leader – Build & Grow a Luxury Team

Posted 4 days ago

vyllaBaltimore (MD)

Real Estate Sales Agents Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers

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About the role

Vylla HomeDo you have experience, relationships or ambitions within the luxury real estate market? Vylla Home is looking for qualified real estate professionals interested in helping develop ourpresence within luxury and higher-value residential markets. We're interested in professionals who want to combine personal production with leadership, business development and team growth.

The Opportunity: Potential areas of focus include:

Luxury buyer and seller development
High-value listing opportunities
Luxury new construction
Affluent-client relationship development
Luxury marketing and events
Recruiting and developing luxury-focused agents
Local networking and strategic partnerships
Relocation opportunities
Coordination with lending professionals where appropriate
Developing a recognizable local luxury presence Build a Specialty Around Your Expertise Rather than simply joining another brokerage and continuing to work independently, qualifiedprofessionals may have opportunities to help develop a local group of agents focused on theluxury market. Who Should Apply?
Luxury agents
High-producing residential agents
Team Leaders
Brokers and associate brokers
New-construction specialists
Professionals with strong affluent-client networks
Agents interested in moving into higher-price-point markets Interested in building more than your personal book of business? Let's talk.

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