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We are hiring a Multifamily Investment Sales Advisor to join our Dallas, TX office.
This role is for recent graduates or early-career professionals who want to build a long-term career in multifamily investment sales — not just “try real estate.”
This is not a support role.
This is a producer track.
If you are looking for a salaried analyst position with minimal risk, this likely is not the right fit.
If you are competitive, disciplined, and willing to earn your seat in a high-performance environment, we should talk.
About the Role
You will work directly with experienced multifamily advisors in the Dallas market and gain exposure to live transactions, underwriting, client strategy, and market positioning.
Year one is built around three core disciplines:
1. Prospecting & Relationship Development
You will learn how to identify and engage multifamily owners through disciplined outreach and research. Expect consistent outbound activity.
2. Underwriting & Market Analysis
You will analyze rent rolls, operating statements, sales comps, and development trends to understand value drivers in the Denver multifamily market.
3. Transaction Execution
You will support the preparation of Broker Opinions of Value (BOVs), Offering Memorandums (OMs), and assist in managing transactions from launch through closing.
As you develop, you will begin building your own pipeline and client base.
We provide mentorship and platform support.
You bring resilience, urgency, and accountability.
Responsibilities
- Prospect multifamily owners through research and outbound outreach
- Assist in underwriting and financial analysis of multifamily assets
- Support preparation of BOVs, OMs, and marketing materials
- Research ownership records, market comps, and development trends
- Maintain CRM systems and pipeline tracking
- Assist with transaction coordination and buyer communications
- Participate in internal pipeline and strategy calls
This is a full-time, in-office role based in Houston.
Who This Role Is For
This opportunity is best suited for individuals who:
- Want to build a career in multifamily investment sales
- Are comfortable initiating conversations and handling rejection
- Have strong analytical ability and financial curiosity
- Thrive in a performance-driven environment
- Want mentorship but understand compensation is production-based
Recent graduates in finance, business, economics, or real estate are encouraged to apply.
Candidates with 1–2 years of brokerage, lending, appraisal, or investment experience are also welcome.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Texas Real Estate License (or willingness to obtain quickly)
- Strong analytical and communication skills
- Comfortable in Excel and financial modeling
- Competitive, coachable, and self-motivated
Prior multifamily exposure is a plus but not required.
Compensation
- Commission-based structure
- Clear path to becoming an independent Multifamily Investment Sales Advisor
Compensation and advancement are performance-driven.
Why MMG
- Work alongside active multifamily producers
- Access to a national buyer network and cross-market capital platform
- Collaborative culture — no internal deal competition
- Institutional-level marketing and operational support
- Defined growth path based on production
Let’s Talk
If you are serious about building a career in multifamily brokerage in Dallas — and are willing to do the work required to succeed in a commission-driven environment — we welcome a conversation.
Submit your resume and a brief note explaining why you want to pursue multifamily investment sales.
About Us!
We are hiring a Multifamily Investment Sales Advisor to join our Dallas, TX office.
This role is for recent graduates or early-career professionals who want to build a long-term career in multifamily investment sales — not just “try real estate.”
This is not a support role.
This is a producer track.
If you are looking for a salaried analyst position with minimal risk, this likely is not the right fit.
If you are competitive, disciplined, and willing to earn your seat in a high-performance environment, we should talk.
About the Role
You will work directly with experienced multifamily advisors in the Dallas market and gain exposure to live transactions, underwriting, client strategy, and market positioning.
Year one is built around three core disciplines:
1. Prospecting & Relationship Development
You will learn how to identify and engage multifamily owners through disciplined outreach and research. Expect consistent outbound activity.
2. Underwriting & Market Analysis
You will analyze rent rolls, operating statements, sales comps, and development trends to understand value drivers in the Denver multifamily market.
3. Transaction Execution
You will support the preparation of Broker Opinions of Value (BOVs), Offering Memorandums (OMs), and assist in managing transactions from launch through closing.
As you develop, you will begin building your own pipeline and client base.
We provide mentorship and platform support.
You bring resilience, urgency, and accountability.
Responsibilities
- Prospect multifamily owners through research and outbound outreach
- Assist in underwriting and financial analysis of multifamily assets
- Support preparation of BOVs, OMs, and marketing materials
- Research ownership records, market comps, and development trends
- Maintain CRM systems and pipeline tracking
- Assist with transaction coordination and buyer communications
- Participate in internal pipeline and strategy calls
This is a full-time, in-office role based in Houston.
Who This Role Is For
This opportunity is best suited for individuals who:
- Want to build a career in multifamily investment sales
- Are comfortable initiating conversations and handling rejection
- Have strong analytical ability and financial curiosity
- Thrive in a performance-driven environment
- Want mentorship but understand compensation is production-based
Recent graduates in finance, business, economics, or real estate are encouraged to apply.
Candidates with 1–2 years of brokerage, lending, appraisal, or investment experience are also welcome.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Texas Real Estate License (or willingness to obtain quickly)
- Strong analytical and communication skills
- Comfortable in Excel and financial modeling
- Competitive, coachable, and self-motivated
Prior multifamily exposure is a plus but not required.
Compensation
- Commission-based structure
- Clear path to becoming an independent Multifamily Investment Sales Advisor
Compensation and advancement are performance-driven.
Why MMG
- Work alongside active multifamily producers
- Access to a national buyer network and cross-market capital platform
- Collaborative culture — no internal deal competition
- Institutional-level marketing and operational support
- Defined growth path based on production
Let’s Talk
If you are serious about building a career in multifamily brokerage in Dallas — and are willing to do the work required to succeed in a commission-driven environment — we welcome a conversation.
Submit your resume and a brief note explaining why you want to pursue multifamily investment sales.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in commercial real estate advisor jobs.
- Active state real estate salesperson or broker license
- Experience closing commercial lease or investment sales transactions
- Proficiency in financial modeling and property valuation methods
- Knowledge of local and regional commercial real estate market conditions
- Bachelor's degree in real estate, business, finance, or a related field
- Familiarity with CRM platforms and property database tools
Tips for Your Commercial Real Estate Advisor Job Search
Lead your resume with deal volume
Hiring managers for commercial real estate advisor roles scan for transaction history first. List closed deals by asset class, square footage, and total value rather than general responsibilities. Quantified deal experience signals readiness faster than any summary statement.
Pursue your state real estate license early
Most commercial real estate advisor postings require an active state license before day one. Start the licensing process while you're applying so you can honestly note it's in progress, which keeps you in the running for roles with a short onboarding window.
Target postings by asset class specialty
Filter openings by the asset class you know best, whether office, industrial, multifamily, or retail. Firms hiring for a specific sector expect fluency in that market's cap rates, lease structures, and tenant mix, so a focused application beats a broad one.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists commercial real estate advisor openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare a market pitch for interviews
Interviewers at brokerage and advisory firms routinely ask you to walk through a submarket you know well. Come ready with current vacancy rates, recent comparable transactions, and a thesis on where the market is heading so you demonstrate active market awareness.
Negotiate commission structure before accepting
Commercial real estate advisor offers vary widely in base-to-commission split, draw arrangements, and expense reimbursement. Ask for the full compensation model in writing before accepting so you can compare total earning potential, not just the base figure listed in the posting.
Commercial Real Estate Advisor Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most commercial real estate advisors?
The most active employers for commercial real estate advisors right now are Clarendon, Aline Capital, and Inland Companies, and the most openings are in Texas, Ohio, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand tends to concentrate at full-service brokerage firms and investment advisory groups with active transaction pipelines.
How many commercial real estate advisor jobs are remote?
About 100% of commercial real estate advisor openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the client-facing and market-specific nature of most roles. Functions like lease abstracting, financial analysis, and research support tend to offer the most location flexibility, while tenant representation and investment sales typically require in-market presence.
How do you become a commercial real estate advisor?
Start by obtaining your state real estate license, which requires completing pre-licensing coursework and passing a written exam. Build foundational knowledge in financial modeling, lease structures, and property valuation. Many advisors begin in a research, analyst, or junior broker role at a brokerage firm before moving into full advisory work with their own client relationships.
Can you get hired as a commercial real estate advisor with little experience?
Yes, entry-level commercial real estate advisor roles exist, though they often carry titles like associate broker, real estate analyst, or leasing associate. Firms value candidates who have completed licensing requirements, understand basic valuation concepts, and can demonstrate local market knowledge. Internship experience at a brokerage or property management company strengthens an application significantly.
What does the commercial real estate advisor interview process look like?
The process typically starts with a phone screen covering your licensing status and transaction background, followed by one or two in-person rounds. Expect a market knowledge discussion where you walk through a submarket or asset class you know well. Some firms add a financial modeling exercise or ask you to present a mock pitch on a property.
Where can I find and apply to commercial real estate advisor jobs?
You can find and apply to commercial real estate advisor jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your asset class focus, experience level, and preferred market, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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