Real Estate Showing Agent

ShowamiAnywhereAdded 1d ago

Licensed Real Estate Agent

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Job description

Real Estate Showing Agent - Showami - Alpharetta, Georgia, & Surrounding Areas (we can do this remote so it will work for the state) Position Overview Showami is seeking licensed real estate agents in Alpharetta, Georgia, to assist with buyer showings, open houses, and property tasks. This flexible, on-demand role lets you earn extra income on your schedule while staying active in real estate. Responsibilities Conduct home showings for buyer clients on behalf of their agentsAccess the listing via your local MLSCoordinate schedules with buyers, sellers, and listing agentsCommunicate promptly and professionallyRequirements Active real estate licenseMLS access and experience showing homesElectronic lockbox accessReliable, professional, and communicativeCompensation & Benefits Average Pay: $32 per home shown (up to $50 per showing)Open Houses: Earn higher payouts for hosting open houses, with average pay varying based on duration and location. Extra Income: Tips may be offered for exceptional service or for leaving post-showing feedbackFlexible Scheduling: Accept or pass up showing requests at your leisureBonus Opportunities: Participate in company contests and promotionsMany Showami showing agents pick up multiple showings at a time, leading to more earned income. You're paid for every home you show. It's the perfect side-gig for licensed agents looking to boost income on their own terms. About ShowamiShowami is the fastest and most reliable way for real estate agents to have their buyers shown properties when they're not available, without giving up a cent of their commission. We've been networking buyers agents and showing agents since 2016 and have grown to be a nationally recognized company, with agents in every state! Showami is not a real estate brokerage. Licensed agents will stay with their current brokerage. We are a service that connects agents and have been called 'The Uber of Real Estate'. We provide Showing Assistants in Georgia. How to Apply Respond to this posting to get more information. Join thousands of agents who trust Showami to connect them with new earning opportunities in real estate. Employment Type: CONTRACTOR

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