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Job Summary Are you looking for a flexible and rewarding opportunity in real estate? We’re actively hiring showing agents to help busy real estate professionals schedule and conduct property showings. This position is perfect for licensed real estate agents who enjoy working with clients, love being out in the field, and want to earn consistent income without the pressure of closing deals. Job Description As a Showing Real Estate Agent, you’ll partner with top-producing buyer agents to assist in the property touring process. Your main responsibility is to open homes, engage with prospective buyers, answer basic questions, and report feedback to the lead agent. This role is especially valuable for newer agents seeking field experience or licensed professionals who prefer a client-facing, part-time schedule with less administrative burden. This role is remote-flexible but requires local availability to show homes near your area. You must be a licensed real estate agent, reliable, and ready to step in and assist whenever a showing request is made. Company Overview We are a real estate services network that connects licensed agents to job opportunities with established teams. Our focus is on empowering agents with tools, guidance, and opportunities to work the way they want—whether part-time, full-time, remotely, or locally. We support a diverse and inclusive agent community and pride ourselves on responsiveness, fairness, and professionalism. Requirements - Active real estate license in your local state - Reliable transportation and access to a smartphone - Strong communication and punctuality - Comfortable interacting with homebuyers in person - Tech-literate with ability to navigate MLS and scheduling apps - Positive attitude, reliability, and professional appearance Responsibilities - Attend and conduct home showings as scheduled - Communicate with lead agents regarding buyer interest and feedback - Ensure safety and security protocols are followed during tours - Represent the agent or brokerage with professionalism - Provide basic property information and answer general questions - Submit showing reports and updates in a timely manner Benefits - Flexible schedule – work when you're available - Earn per showing with consistent weekly opportunities - No transaction paperwork or client follow-up required - Gain field experience and build confidence as an agent - Exposure to different clients, property types, and neighborhoods - Be part of a supportive network of agents - Inclusive work culture welcoming to all identities and backgrounds How to Apply To be considered, submit your resume and confirm your active real estate license status. If selected, we’ll connect you with showing opportunities in your area based on your availability. This is a great stepping stone for building your local reputation and gaining real-world experience in real estate sales.

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