Real Estate Sales Agent - Business Building Opportunity (Hiring Immediately)
$100,000 - $250,000 per year
ApplyReal Estate Sales Agent - Business Building Opportunity (Hiring Immediately)
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$100,000 - $250,000 per year
About the role
- Active Florida real estate license or currently completing the licensing process
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Willingness to prospect and follow up consistently
- Ability to use a CRM and maintain accurate client records
- Commitment to coaching, accountability, and measurable production standards
- Professional, reliable, responsive, and client-focused approach
- Emotional intelligence and the ability to remain composed under pressure
- Respect for team standards, systems, and shared accountability
- Our Coaching Philosophy
- Success in real estate is not built on occasional bursts of activity. It comes from consistently completing the right activities, tracking the results, and making adjustments when performance falls short.
- At The Shannon Andersen Group, agents are expected to operate with structure, discipline, and personal ownership.
- Generate and Nurture Business
- A reliable pipeline begins with consistent conversations.
- Agents are expected to:
- Complete outbound calls, texts, and follow-up activities daily
- Engage in meaningful real estate conversations every business day
- Host or participate in open houses and community events
- Maintain an organized CRM with accurate notes and scheduled next steps
- Nurture past clients and their sphere for repeat and referral business
- The standard: Daily conversations are non-negotiable.
- No conversations = no pipeline.
- Control Your Calendar
- Your schedule determines how consistently your business produces.
- Agents are expected to:
- Follow a structured, time-blocked schedule
- Prioritize prospecting and follow-up before administrative work
- Protect income-producing time from unnecessary distractions
- Attend scheduled meetings with their Business Consultant
- Complete weekly business-planning and performance reviews
- The standard: If an activity matters, it belongs on the calendar—and must be completed.
- Deliver an Exceptional Client Experience
- Every interaction should strengthen the client's confidence in you and the team.
- Agents are expected to:
- Respond promptly and communicate professionally
- Establish clear expectations at the beginning of each relationship
- Conduct structured buyer and seller consultations
- Provide consistent updates throughout the client journey
- Reinforce expectations when circumstances change
- Continue nurturing the relationship after closing
- The standard: Every client is a long-term relationship—not a one-time transaction.
- Know the Market and Develop Your Skills
- Knowledge builds confidence, and confidence improves conversion.
- Agents are expected to:
- Stay informed about local inventory, pricing, and market conditions
- Preview properties regularly
- Understand the communities and property types they serve
- Attend required coaching, training, and skill-development sessions
- Practice scripts, presentations, and objection handling
- The standard: Professional development is part of the job—not an optional activity.
- Follow the Systems
- Predictable production requires consistent execution.
- Agents are expected to:
- Follow the team's established sales and client-service processes
- Keep CRM records complete, accurate, and current
- Complete scheduled follow-up activities on time
- Track and review weekly key performance indicators
- Understand their conversation-to-appointment and appointment-to-closing ratios
- Use the team's marketing and operational resources correctly
- The standard: Follow the process, measure the results, and make the necessary adjustments.
- Take Ownership
- Coaching can provide direction, but each agent must execute.
- Agents are expected to:
- Arrive prepared and ready to work
- Remain consistent regardless of mood or temporary circumstances
- Accept direct, constructive feedback
- Complete responsibilities without repeated reminders
- Communicate immediately when a production gap appears
- Take ownership of their activities, performance, and results
- The standard: Discipline over motivation—every time.
- Minimum Weekly Production Expectations
- Every agent is expected to:
- Track meaningful real estate conversations dailyComplete at least two face-to-face buyer or seller consultations each week
- Maintain an accurate and active CRM pipeline
- Complete all scheduled follow-up activities
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