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As we work hard to help agents either improve their current sales path or launch their real estate sales career professionally and successfully, we know the ideal candidate we’re looking for will meet the following requirements: High school diploma or GED. Have or be willing to obtain a real estate salesperson license.
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Minimum of 1 year residential real estate sales experience, ideally with closed transactions; or related real estate experience including but not limited to prior experience with Redfin in a real estate capacity.
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At least two years of litigation paralegal experience is required; trial experience is very helpful. The Contractor shall provide professional, accurate, timely, and reliable paralegal support reporting to the OGC and will be detailed to assist LITB or IALB. Work products are reviewed prior to submission; however, personnel resources provided by Contractor shall often develop these products with minimal direct supervision other than written guidelines.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, Job Overview: A law firm in Manassas, VA, is seeking a highly skilled Real Estate Business Transactional Attorney to join their team. Offer legal analysis and advice on real estate development projects, navigating land use regulations, zoning laws, and permitting requirements.
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A Real Estate Agent plays an essential role in a real estate transaction. You would fit this role as an Entry-Level Real Estate Agent if you love to come up with creative solutions to make yourself stand out in a thriving real estate market.
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We are seeking an Immigration Paralegal to become a part of our awesome team! You will provide paralegal support to immigration attorneys. Previous experience as a paralegal or other legal field.
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What to Anticipate: As a Real Estate Agent Associate Agent Partner, you will step into a realm of education and growth, laying the groundwork for a prosperous real estate journey.
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Join our vibrant team and step into the top 20% of real estate professionals in North America. You have a compelling desire to support others, while being committed to your growth in real estate and leadership skills.
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Role: Network Real Estate Specialist / Developer - II. - real estate license. Tracking vendor performance, ensuring project trackers are updated, conforming to all leasing, zoning/permitting, environmental, and regulatory compliance policies.
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A Real Estate Listing Agent is responsible for consulting with clients on how to sell their home quickly and for good value. Every day in real estate is new, exciting, and different than the previous day, so the Real Estate Listing Agent role is best suited to those who appreciate change and flexibility.
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The Reynolds Team, a top real estate team in the DC Metro area, is currently seeking a go-getter, service-oriented Listing/Transaction Coordinator for its Chantilly office. They attribute their growing success to always putting their client’s needs above all else, serving more than 10,000 families in buying and selling real estate.
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Koniag Professional Services, LLC, a Koniag Government Services company, is seeking a Senior Real Estate Leasing Specialist to support KPS and our government customer. Preferred areas of study are: Real Estate, Project Management, Business Administration.
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Fast-growing real estate team looking for a courier/runner to install lock boxes, directional signs, etc. Fast-growing real estate team looking for a courier/runner to install lock boxes, directional signs, etc.
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Perform real estate studies, analysis, and other market research efforts. Knowledge of Real Property databases, i.e., Real Property Data Warehouse. Koniag Government Services (KGS) is an Alaska Native Owned corporation supporting the values and traditions of our native communities through an agile employee and corporate culture that delivers Enterprise Solutions, Professional Services and Operational Management to Federal Government Agencies.
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As a Real Estate Agent, you will be responsible for various day-to-day tasks such as assisting clients in buying, selling, and renting properties, conducting market research, negotiating contracts, and providing exceptional customer service.
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