Sales and Marketing Manager (Real Estate)other related Employment listings - Bainbridge Island, WA at Geebo

Sales and Marketing Manager (Real Estate)

Job Description A Sales and Marketing Manager (Real Estate) is a real estate agent who assists clients with the purchase and sale of property.
When putting a home on the market for sale or trying to buy a new home, clients need a real estate sales and marketing manager to help them get the best value possible out of their home sale and purchase.
In this position, you will help clients market and sell their home and find a home to purchase that fulfills their needs.
This job requires excellent marketing and customer service skills.
Job Responsibilities Devise marketing strategies for clients to prepare their home for a fast and profitable sale Manage communication between home buyers and sellers so mutual acceptance can be achieved Take prospective home buyers on tours of properties and to open houses Communicate with clients about their real estate needs so you can find the best possible home for them Understand your local real estate market and stay updated on home sales Create marketing materials to advertise your services Regulatory Notice.
To work as a real estate agent (and be qualified for this position) you must have (or obtain) a real estate license.
Like getting a driver's license, state authorized training/testing is required to get certified.
Third-party educational institutions provide this fee-based training to the general public.
About John L.
Scott Since our founding 86 years ago, John L.
Scott puts extra care into listening to our clients and focusing on the best way to meet their needs.
We are at the forefront of creating innovative marketing programs and strategies to help our Brokers get homes sold quickly.
With over 110 offices and over 3200 agents throughout the Pacific Northwest, we are one of the largest regional real estate companies in the nation.
Industry Sales Department:
Marketing.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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