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Oversee and direct treasury management operations and strategy for the companies and portfolio of owned real estate. The ideal Controller is an expert in leading, planning, and coordinating all accounting functions for the Rush Property Management group and asset management group which manage the portfolio of owned real estate.
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Sievers Real Estate is an independent firm located in the heart of downtown Gig Harbor near the waterfront. Sievers Real Estate specializes in serving residential buyers and sellers in South Puget Sound.
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3+ years’ of real estate sales experience. Take the next step in your real estate journey with Burnett Real Estate Co. Elevate your real estate career by joining Burnett Real Estate Co., where you'll collaborate with the top 20% of industry professionals in North America.
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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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Initiate, expand, and maintain strong networks and relationships with current and potential clients, designers, commercial real estate individuals and groups, civic groups, and related firms and individuals to generate new and continuing business leads.
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Previous experience in real estate sales or a related field is preferred. Must be a licensed real estate agent or currently enrolled in real estate school. We believe in going above and beyond for our clients and communities, elevating and humanizing real estate every single day.
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