H-1B Visa Commercial Real Estate Agent Jobs
H-1B visa jobs for Commercial Real Estate Agents are possible when employers structure the role around degree-level duties in finance, business, or urban planning. Sponsoring firms file a Labor Condition Application with DOL and an I-129 petition with USCIS, covering up to three years with extensions to six.
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Real Estate Buyer Agent
Who you work with matters.
We are looking for a licensed real estate agent who wants to strengthen their buyer skills and grow within the Long Beach luxury real estate market while earning rewarding commissions. This opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys meeting clients, touring properties, building relationships, and learning how to convert buyer opportunities into successful transactions.
You will connect with active buyers through the Zillow Flex program and learn how to guide clients throughout their home search. From understanding their goals and identifying properties to scheduling tours and conducting showings, you will gain practical experience while developing stronger communication and client service skills.
Working alongside experienced luxury real estate professionals, you will learn effective follow-up, buyer consultations, property searches, open houses, negotiations, contracts, and transaction management. Coaching and proven systems will help you build confidence, improve conversion, and develop the habits needed to create consistent business.
The goal is to help you become capable of managing buyer relationships from the first conversation through closing while building your own pipeline of future clients and referrals.
Interested? Apply today.
Compensation:
$150,000+ at plan commissions
Responsibilities:
- Gather information about potential homes and local communities so you can answer buyer questions
- Help buyers with refining their home criteria and select additional homes to show
- Respond to all buyer client phone calls, emails and texts in a timely manner to provide superior customer service
- Schedule showings of homes with buyer clients, listing agents home sellers in a timely fashion
- Coordinate and attend on-site property inspections with clients so process is smooth and timely
- Follow the team plan
- Learn language of sales and lead gen
Qualifications
- Driven, motivated and desires professional growth
- Ability to use or quickly learn real estate specific CRM and marketing/lead technologies
- Self motivated and able to perform tasks independently
- Real estate license required
- Sales communication experience
About Company
Elite operates out of one of the top-producing, flagship KW real estate offices in San Diego. With breathtaking ocean views and a dynamic, high-performance environment, it’s the ideal place for motivated agents who want to elevate their careers. The space itself is designed to impress, featuring a stunning rooftop perfect for hosting client events, networking gatherings, and team celebrations, all with panoramic views of the Pacific.
We’re intentional about building the right team, surrounding ourselves with driven professionals who are coachable, collaborative, and committed to growth. Our agents benefit from hands-on mentorship, proven lead systems, creative marketing support, and rewarding commissions that reflect the effort they put in. If you're serious about building a lasting career in real estate and want to be part of something bigger, Elite San Diego offers the platform, support, and culture to help you thrive. Let’s see if you're the right fit.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship in Commercial Real Estate Agent
Frame your credentials around specialty occupation
Pull the O*NET profile for Real Estate Brokers and Agents and identify tasks that require analytical, financial, or planning expertise. Use that language in your resume to show your role demands a bachelor's degree in a directly related field, not just sales experience.
Target employers with commercial portfolio complexity
Large commercial brokerages and institutional investment firms are more likely to build H-1B visa-eligible roles around financial analysis, market research, and asset valuation. Search Migrate Mate to find employers in this sector with verified H-1B visa LCA filing history by role and location.
Verify prevailing wage before negotiating your offer
Your employer's LCA must certify a wage at or above the DOL prevailing wage for your specific metro area and job title. Run the OFLC Wage Search using the correct SOC code before salary discussions so you can flag any offer that falls below the threshold.
Confirm each worksite gets its own certified LCA
Commercial real estate agents often cover multiple buildings or submarkets across different cities. Each distinct worksite requires a separately certified LCA before you work there. Confirm with your employer's immigration counsel that every location is covered before you show up on-site.
Account for cap timing in your job search calendar
H-1B cap selection rules have changed recently, so plan your offer timeline with that uncertainty in mind. USCIS sets the filing window annually, and missed deadlines mean waiting another year. Build at least six months of lead time into your negotiations with any new employer.
Prepare a degree equivalency analysis if your credential is foreign
If you hold a non-U.S. degree, your employer will need a credential evaluation confirming it is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's in a related field. Commission this evaluation from a NACES-member service before the I-129 petition is filed, not after USCIS issues a Request for Evidence.
H-1B Visa Commercial Real Estate Agent: Frequently Asked Questions
Does Commercial Real Estate Agent qualify as an H-1B specialty occupation?
Not automatically. The role qualifies only when the employer structures it around duties that normally require a bachelor's degree in a specific field, such as financial analysis, urban planning, or business. Generic sales and leasing work does not meet USCIS's specialty occupation standard. Employers sponsoring agents in this category typically document degree-level responsibilities in the job description and the LCA to support the petition.
Which degree fields support an H-1B petition for this role?
Finance, real estate finance, urban planning, business administration, and economics are the fields most commonly cited when sponsoring commercial real estate agents. The degree must have a direct relationship to the job duties described in the petition. A general business degree may work if the role involves investment analysis or portfolio management, but a degree in an unrelated field will draw scrutiny from USCIS.
How do I find employers who actively sponsor H-1B visas for this role?
Search Migrate Mate to browse commercial real estate employers with verified H-1B LCA filing history filtered by role and metro area. DOL discloses certified LCA records publicly, and Migrate Mate surfaces that data so you can prioritize firms that have already navigated the sponsorship process for similar positions rather than approaching employers who have never filed.
What happens to my H-1B status if I move to a different property or city for work?
Each worksite requires its own certified LCA before you can legally work there. If your employer assigns you to a building or market not covered by an existing certified LCA, they must file an amended or new LCA with DOL and may need to file an amended I-129 with USCIS. Working at an uncovered location before the LCA is certified puts your status at risk.
Can I transfer my H-1B to a new commercial real estate brokerage mid-status?
Yes. Under H-1B portability rules, you can begin working for a new employer as soon as they file an H-1B transfer petition with USCIS, without waiting for approval, provided your current status is valid and you've maintained lawful status throughout. The new employer must certify a fresh LCA that covers your specific role and worksite before filing the transfer petition.