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On The Money Talent is honored to be retained by a growing independent mortgage banking company specializing in affiliated and in-house relationships with real estate firms. Utilize a consultative sales approach to establish high-level and impactful relationships with On-site Real Estate agents.
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We are in partnership with our real estate agents, co-branding them, and laser-focused on one common goal: provide the customer with the very best sales experience possible with the best agents in the industry using our advanced myWeichert leading-edge technology web platform, marketing expertise, extensive support, and our award-winning training.
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As a thriving Real Estate Agent, challenges fuel your passion, and victories are your playground. We are on the lookout for a driven and enthusiastic Real Estate Agent who is ready to conquer the industry across North America and play a crucial role in our team's success.
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As a New Western Sales Agent, you'll help us continue our rapid growth through outbound real estate sales activities including cold calling, networking and virtual/in-person meetings.
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