H-1B Visa Real Estate Agent Jobs
H-1B visa jobs for Real Estate Agents exist at brokerages and commercial real estate firms that structure the role around degree-level duties in finance, urban planning, or business analytics. Sponsoring employers file a certified LCA for each worksite and an I-129 petition with USCIS, granting status for up to three years.
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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 Real Estate Agent
Frame your degree for specialty occupation
Real estate agent roles don't automatically qualify as specialty occupations. Target employers who explicitly tie the position to a bachelor's degree in finance, business, urban planning, or economics. Review the O*NET profile to identify degree-level tasks you can document in your application materials.
Verify worksite coverage before accepting offers
Each property location where you'll work requires its own certified LCA from DOL. If your role involves showing homes across multiple counties or cities, confirm your employer will file separate LCAs for each active worksite before you sign an offer letter.
Search employers using verified LCA filing history
Find brokerages and commercial real estate firms that have already filed H-1B visa LCAs for agent or analyst roles by searching Migrate Mate, which lists employers with verified DOL Labor Condition Application sponsorship history by occupation and location.
Get your credentials evaluated before the offer stage
If your real estate or business degree came from outside the U.S., have it evaluated by a NACES-accredited service before approaching sponsors. Employers filing an I-129 with USCIS need documentation showing your foreign degree is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's in a directly related field.
Target commercial and institutional real estate firms
Large commercial brokerages, REITs, and institutional property management companies are more likely to have established H-1B sponsorship processes than small residential agencies. These employers regularly hire professionals with finance or economics degrees for client-facing investment and leasing roles.
Use OFLC Wage Search to benchmark prevailing wage by metro
Your employer must pay at least the DOL prevailing wage for your role and metro area. Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up the wage level for your occupation code and location before negotiating, so you understand the floor the LCA must certify before USCIS reviews your petition.
H-1B Visa Real Estate Agent: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a real estate agent role qualify as an H-1B specialty occupation?
Not automatically. The H-1B requires a specialty occupation tied to a bachelor's degree in a directly related field. A general residential sales agent role typically doesn't meet that bar. Employers who sponsor real estate agents for H-1B status usually structure the position around degree-level duties in finance, investment analysis, urban planning, or commercial leasing, and document that requirement explicitly in the job description and LCA.
Which types of employers sponsor H-1B visas for real estate roles?
Commercial real estate firms, REITs, institutional asset managers, and large property management companies are the most likely sponsors because they hire professionals with finance or economics degrees for analytical and client-facing roles. Small residential brokerages rarely sponsor H-1B visas. You can browse verified sponsoring employers by role and location on Migrate Mate.
Do I need a separate LCA for every property location I work at?
Yes. DOL requires a certified LCA for each worksite where you'll perform H-1B work. If your role involves properties across multiple cities or counties, your employer must file individual LCAs covering each location. This is a common compliance issue in real estate roles where agents rotate across listings in different jurisdictions.
How long does H-1B status last for a real estate agent position?
USCIS grants H-1B status for up to three years on initial approval, and your employer can file an extension for an additional three years, bringing the standard maximum to six years. Extensions beyond six years require an approved or pending immigrant visa petition. Status is tied to continued employment with the sponsoring employer in the approved role.
What documents should I prepare if a real estate employer offers to sponsor my H-1B?
You'll need a foreign credential evaluation from a NACES-accredited service if your degree is from outside the U.S., transcripts showing your degree is in a field directly related to the role, and a detailed job description the employer will use in the LCA and I-129 petition. USCIS may issue a Request for Evidence if the degree-to-role connection isn't clearly documented, so precision matters from the start.