Real Estate Sales Associate - New or Existing

Have you ever wondered if you would make a great real estate agent? Has anyone ever said you are a people person? An entrepreneur? Born to sell? Shorewest Realtors has developed a real esate personality assessment to help you learn more about your unique potential to succeed in real estate sales. It takes about 8 minutes to complete, and you will receive a detailed, 10-page personality assessment to help you evaluate a career in real estate sales.

Shorewest has developed a unique real estate personality assessment to help you discover your potential to succeed as a real estate agent with Shorewest. Discover your real estate agent personality assessment at www.JoinShorewest.com/.

Job Description: As a real estate agent, you are your own boss doing business under the supervision of a real estate broker. You determine when, how and where you work. Whether helping someone buy or sell a home or assisting in the community you serve, the satisfaction of helping others as a real estate agent is extremely rewarding. You create a schedule that works best for your personal life and passions. There is no limit or ceiling on how much you make. You are paid in direct proportion to how hard you work.

Requirements: Wisconsin Real Estate Agent License

Job Responsibilities: Prospect for new business daily, get involved with your community, make phone calls, locate real estate, tour new homes on the market, show homes, negotiate deals, adapt to flexible hours, attend training and real estate education courses, manage your business, and maintain relationships.

Community Involvement: As the market leader we understand the importance of community and being involved on the local level. Our agents and team members embrace service and commitment as a way to give back. We participate in many different events: parades, walks, neighborhood cleanups, food drives, golf outings, casual days, Breast Cancer Showhouse, river cleanups and Christmas is for Kids. Many of our agents are on the local school boards, realtor associations and elected local officials to promote strong Wisconsin communities and address home ownership concerns.