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Put your Real Estate experience to work - and earn Hourly Pay, Appointment Fees, and Listing Bonuses.
We’re looking for an experienced, Licensed Real Estate agent to help turn incoming prospects into clients. You’ll follow up with contacts in our CRM through calls, texts, and emails; meet with prospective Sellers; prepare comparable market analyses; recommend steps to get homes ready for market; attend photo sessions; and conduct Buyer showings.
This role is a good fit for someone who enjoys both client communication and working in the field, follows through consistently, and can confidently represent our brokerage. Hours vary with client needs and listing activity, making this a great opportunity whether you’re growing your own real estate business or prefer a supporting role with an established team.
What You’ll Do
- Follow up with prospective Buyers and Sellers through our CRM, keeping notes current and scheduling next steps.
- Build relationships with incoming and existing prospects and help convert conversations into appointments and clients.
- Research comparable properties and prepare comparative market analyses (CMAs) to support pricing recommendations.
- Conduct Listing Appointments and explain our team’s services and marketing approach.
- Prepare practical seller Punch Lists covering cleaning, decluttering, repairs, and presentation before photography and showings.
- Attend photography appointments and property walk-throughs.
- Schedule, route, and conduct Buyer showings.
- Host Open Houses and follow up with visitors.
- Keep the Team informed about client feedback, appointment outcomes, and outstanding tasks.
How You’re Paid
This position combines Hourly Pay, Appointment Fees, and Performance Bonuses.
- Client follow-up, CRM work, CMAs, and seller preparation lists: $18–$25 per hour, based on experience.
- Completed listing presentation: $100 per appointment.
- Signed listing agreement: Additional $100 bonus for a listing you secure that closes.
- Closed listing: Additional bonus equal to 5% of the Listing-side commission received by the Brokerage on a listing you secure, payable after closing and receipt of commission.
- Property walk-throughs and photography appointments: $50 per appointment.
- Buyer showings: $50 for the first home and $20 for each additional home during the same showing tour.
- Open houses: $20 per hour.
Hourly compensation applies to assigned hourly tasks; appointment and showing fees apply to those separate assignments. Listing bonuses are additional compensation.
What We’re Looking For
- An Active Texas real estate license and willingness to transfer sponsorship to our brokerage before starting.
- Prior experience representing residential buyers and sellers, including conducting listing appointments and property showings.
- Ability to research comparable sales and prepare clear, well-supported CMAs.
- Working knowledge of Texas residential purchase contracts, key deadlines, and the steps from listing to closing.
- Confidence making calls and following up consistently with prospective clients.
- Strong written and verbal communication and accurate CRM recordkeeping.
- Professionalism, reliability, and timely responses to clients and teammates.
- Active HAR membership and Supra access.
- Reliable transportation and availability for appointments throughout Katy and West Houston.
- Flexibility for evening and weekend appointments.
- Bilingual skills are a plus.
Interested?
Please submit your résumé and provide your responses to the application questions below.
Job Types: Part-time, Contract
Pay: $18.00 - $25.00 per hour
Expected hours: 2.0 – 25.0 per week
Benefits:
- Flexible schedule
Application Question(s):
- Do you hold an active Texas Real Estate license, and are you willing to transfer it, if things work out?
- What area are you based in, and can you regularly travel to appointments throughout the Houston area?
- Do you have active HAR membership, Supra access, and reliable transportation?
- What is your typical weekday, evening, and weekend availability? This position offers variable hours with no guaranteed weekly minimum - is that a good fit for you?
- Describe your experience following up with prospective clients by phone, text, and email. Which CRM systems have you used?
- Briefly describe your experience with listing presentations, CMAs, seller preparation, and Buyer showings. Which have you handled independently?
- Do you speak any additional languages comfortably enough to assist clients? If so, which ones?
- What interests you about this position, and how would it fit with your current business or other work commitments?
Work Location: Remote
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Who's Hiring
- Amazon10

- Circle K9

- Trucordia4

- Reef Capital Partners3R
- Hut 82

Top Industries Hiring
- Retail
- Technology & Software
- E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces
- Education
- Electronics & Hardware
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in real estate development jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in real estate, finance, urban planning, or a related field
- Financial modeling and pro forma analysis using Microsoft Excel
- Experience with entitlements, zoning, and permitting processes
- Familiarity with Argus Enterprise for commercial asset underwriting
- Knowledge of debt and equity capital structures for real estate projects
- Project management experience across pre-development through construction phases
Tips for Your Real Estate Development Job Search
Quantify deal experience on your resume
List projects by total capitalization, square footage, and your specific role in the deal. Developers scan for candidates who have touched real transactions, not just supported them, so naming a 200-unit multifamily deal you underwrote carries more weight than a generic project description.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists real estate development openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Tailor applications to asset class focus
A firm specializing in industrial logistics reads your resume differently than one doing mixed-income housing. Adjust your summary and bullet points to mirror the asset class in the job posting. Mismatched experience is the fastest way to get screened out before a call.
Build a concise deal sheet document
Prepare a one-page deal sheet listing every project you have worked on, the asset type, your role, deal size, and outcome. Bring it to interviews and attach it with applications when the posting allows. It immediately signals hands-on exposure that a resume alone cannot convey.
Prepare for pro forma walk-throughs in interviews
Most developer interviews include a live Excel exercise or a case study where you build or stress-test a simple pro forma. Practice constructing a basic development model from assumptions through IRR without prompts, because stumbling through cell logic in front of an interviewer is a common and avoidable mistake.
Negotiate offer terms beyond base salary
Development roles often include promoted interest or co-investment rights that compound over time. Before accepting, ask explicitly about deal participation, vesting schedules, and whether analysts or associates are eligible. These terms vary widely and are almost always negotiable at the offer stage.
Real Estate Development Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most real estate developments?
The companies hiring the most real estate developments right now include Amazon, Circle K, and Trucordia, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Openings shift frequently, so checking current listings gives you the most accurate picture of where hiring is active.
How many real estate development jobs are remote?
About 58% of real estate development openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, which is lower than many other professional roles. Acquisitions and asset management functions tend to offer the most remote flexibility, while project management and construction oversight roles almost always require on-site presence.
How do you become a real estate developer?
Most real estate developers start by earning a degree in finance, urban planning, or real estate and then joining a development firm as an analyst. From there, you build deal experience across underwriting, entitlements, and project management. Many professionals add a graduate degree or a real estate license to advance into senior roles leading their own transactions.
Can you get a real estate development job with little experience?
Yes, entry-level analyst and associate roles are specifically designed for candidates with limited direct development experience. Firms hiring at that level look for strong Excel modeling skills, basic familiarity with real estate finance concepts, and any internship or coursework involving transactions. A concise deal sheet showing even academic or internship projects helps you stand out against other early-career applicants.
What does the real estate development interview process look like?
Most development interviews start with a phone screen focused on your background and deal exposure, followed by one or two rounds with senior team members. A financial modeling test or take-home case study is standard at most firms. Final rounds often include a presentation of your analysis, and some firms ask candidates to walk through a real deal they have worked on from underwriting through close.
Where can I find and apply to real estate development jobs?
You can find and apply to real estate development jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find the roles that match your experience and asset class focus, then apply directly to each listing without leaving the platform.
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