Business Development
core title servicesLaurel (MT)
Business Development
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core title servicesLaurel (MT)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelDirect Title Insurance Carriers
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Title Insurance Sales Representative CORE is currently seeking a hardworking and experienced Title Insurance Sales Representative. Join one of South Jersey's fastest growing title companies and most successful title team! Whether you have a well-established client base or need help taking your business to the next level, we want to meet. Increase overall resale and refinance market share in the New Jersey and Pennsylvania market by building strong relationships with REALTORS, mortgage brokers and loan originators, banks, credit unions. Team player who acts as the liaison between the inside office staff and clients in the field. Must be confident in making cold calls, prospecting for leads, as well as maintaining current customer's needs. Strong social media presence is a plus. Develop and initiate new sales and marketing ideas. Actively pursue office presentations with office brokers and staff Knowledge of real estate business is extremely helpful. Consistently increase business and revenues Candidate must possess the following: Strong work ethic. Must provide own reliable transportation. Superior time management skills Attending outside functions both during the day and some evenings Excellent interpersonal communication skills (both written and verbal) Ability to effectively present information one-on-one and in group settings Maintain a professional appearance and providing a positive company image Minimum High School or equivalent (required) Degree in Sales and Marketing (preferred) 2-5 years of successful sales experience in the Real Estate industry Salary is commensurate with experience Job Type: Full-time
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