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Overview

Open roles516+
Top stateCalifornia
Top employerWindermere Real Estate
Top citySan Francisco, CA
Work type41% Hybrid
Top industryInsurance

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Experienced CRE Broker - Regional Vice President
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Experienced CRE Broker - Regional Vice President
Centennial Advisers
Westminster, Colorado
Account Management
Business Development
Sales
On-Site
11-50

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Managing Broker-Market Sales Manager
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Managing Broker-Market Sales Manager
Auben Realty
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Accounting
Business Analysis
Business Strategy
Revenue Operations & Enablement
11-50

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Solutions Architect, Broker Services
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Solutions Architect, Broker Services
OTR SOLUTIONS
Roswell, Georgia
Account Management
Business Development
Customer Success
Sales

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Freight Broker
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Freight Broker
Pava Logistics inc
Bartlett, Illinois
Business Development
Procurement & Purchasing
Supply Chain
$75k - $150k/yr
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Senior Environmental Broker
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Senior Environmental Broker
WTW
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Business Development
Product Management
Project Management
Associate in Risk Management
10,000+

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Broker Job Market

Who's Hiring

  • Windermere Real Estate47
  • Unlock Realty24
  • Affinity Group, Sales & Marketing24
  • Rippling19
  • Colliers13

Top Industries Hiring

  • Insurance19
  • Technology & Software8
  • Human Resources3
  • Staffing & Recruiting1
  • Construction & Real Estate1

What Employers Look For

The qualifications that appear most often in broker jobs.

  • Active state real estate, Series 7, or Series 65 license depending on specialty
  • Proven experience managing client accounts and closing transactions independently
  • Proficiency with CRM platforms and transaction management software
  • Strong knowledge of applicable regulations including FINRA rules, RESPA, or state licensing law
  • Bachelor's degree in finance, business, real estate, or a related field
  • Experience building and maintaining a referral network or book of business

Tips for Your Broker Job Search

Lead your resume with licenses held

Hiring managers for broker roles scan for license numbers and issuing bodies before reading anything else. List your Series 6, Series 7, Series 65, or state real estate license in the header or a dedicated credentials section, not buried in a skills list.

Tailor applications to the product type

A mortgage broker resume reads differently from a securities broker resume. Swap out deal types, client segments, and regulatory frameworks so each application mirrors the exact product the employer works with. Generic broker resumes rarely advance past the first screen.

Apply early to roles that fit

Migrate Mate lists broker openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.

Quantify pipeline and close rates

Broker candidates who include concrete production figures, such as annual transaction volume or number of closed deals per quarter, consistently stand out. If you can't share exact figures, describe the scale and complexity of deals you managed instead.

Prepare for a compliance scenario question

Most broker interviews include at least one scenario testing your response to a regulatory or ethics situation. Know your obligations under FINRA, state real estate commissions, or RESPA depending on your specialty, and practice articulating your decision-making process clearly.

Negotiate your split or draw structure early

Many broker roles offer a commission split or draw-against-commission arrangement rather than a flat base. Ask about the ramp period, the split percentage, and how chargebacks work before accepting an offer so you understand your real first-year earnings structure.

Broker Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions

Which companies are hiring the most brokers?

Windermere Real Estate, Unlock Realty, and Affinity Group, Sales & Marketing are hiring the most brokers right now, with openings concentrated in California, Washington, and Georgia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Activity shifts frequently, so checking current listings gives you the most accurate picture of where demand is highest.

How many broker jobs are remote?

About 69% of broker openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though availability varies significantly by specialty. Mortgage and insurance broker roles tend to offer more location flexibility than commercial real estate or floor-based securities positions, which often require in-person presence for client meetings and exchange access.

How do you become a broker?

Start by earning the license required for your specialty: a state real estate license for property transactions, a Series 7 and Series 63 for securities, or a state insurance producer license for insurance brokerage. Most states require pre-licensing coursework, a proctored exam, a background check, and sponsorship by a licensed firm before you can practice independently.

How do you get hired as a broker with little experience?

Start by obtaining your license, since most firms won't consider unlicensed candidates even for junior roles. Target firms with formal training programs or associate tracks, which are structured to bring new brokers up to speed. Internships at brokerage houses, mortgage lenders, or insurance agencies also provide the production exposure that hiring managers look for in entry-level candidates.

What does the broker interview process look like?

Most broker interviews include an initial phone screen focused on your licensing status and production background, followed by one or two in-person or video rounds. Expect a compliance or ethics scenario question, a conversation about your existing book of business or client pipeline, and sometimes a role-play exercise simulating a client call or objection-handling situation.

Where can I find and apply to broker jobs?

You can find and apply to broker jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings to find roles that match your license type, specialty, and location, then apply directly to each opening that fits your background.

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