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Don Harkins Realty and Sea Dog Property Management are looking for one organized, dependable person to run the day to day of a small but busy real estate operation in Orlando, FL, headquartered in College Park, but with operations spanning from Clermont to Melbourne and everywhere in between. We manage rental homes, sell homes, and originate mortgages, and we need a right hand who can handle all three sides without needing to be told twice.
This is a full time, in person role, 40 hours a week, based in College Park with regular travel to properties around Central Florida and The Space Coast.
Property Management
You'll be the person who keeps our rental portfolio running. That means scheduling and performing move in, move out and periodic property inspections, documenting condition with photos and reports, and following up on anything that needs attention. You'll coordinate vendors for repairs and maintenance, get quotes, schedule the work, confirm it was done right, and keep owners and tenants informed along the way. You'll also handle tenant communication, maintenance requests, lease renewals and notices, and help with showings and leasing when needed.
Accounting, Disbursements and Reporting
This role is just as much about the numbers as it is about the properties. You'll work to record rent and deposits, pay vendor bills, reconcile bank accounts each month, prepare and send owner disbursements, and produce monthly owner statements and year end reports. You'll keep the books clean and catch problems before they become problems. If you've done bookkeeping, bank reconciliations or trust accounting before, that experience will matter here.
Real Estate Sales Support
On the brokerage side you'll help keep transactions moving. That includes preparing listing and contract paperwork, scheduling showings and inspections, tracking deadlines, coordinating with title companies, lenders, inspectors and other agents, and keeping our CRM and marketing up to date. A Florida real estate license is a plus but not required to start.
Mortgage Support
You'll also assist with our mortgage business by gathering borrower documents, organizing loan files, tracking conditions, following up with borrowers and processors, and keeping everything moving toward closing.
What We're Looking For
Someone who is organized to a fault and comfortable juggling a lot of small moving pieces at once. Strong written and phone communication, since you'll talk with owners, tenants, vendors, buyers and borrowers every day. Comfortable with technology, including Google Workspace, and able to learn new software quickly. Experience with AppFolio, QuickBooks or similar accounting software is a strong plus. Experience in property management, real estate, mortgage or bookkeeping is a strong plus. A valid Florida driver's license, reliable vehicle and willingness to drive to properties is required. Trustworthy with money and confidential information.
Why Work With Us
You'll work directly with the broker and owner, so you'll learn every part of the real estate business, not just one slice of it. We're a fun and professional team that's growing, and the person in this role will grow with it. We invest in professional development and support you in getting licensed if that's a direction you want to go.
To apply, submit your resume along with a short note telling us about a time you kept a lot of moving parts organized.
Pay: $22.00 - $26.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40.0 per week
Benefits:
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
Education:
- Bachelor's (Required)
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in real estate jobs.
- Active state real estate salesperson or broker license
- Experience with MLS platforms and transaction management software
- Proven record of closed residential or commercial transactions
- Familiarity with CRM tools for lead tracking and client follow-up
- Knowledge of local zoning regulations, disclosure laws, and contract forms
- Bachelor's degree in business, finance, or a related field preferred
Tips for Your Real Estate Job Search
Tailor your resume to transaction volume
Real estate hiring managers want to see deal counts, total sales volume, and average days on market, not just job titles. Pull those numbers from your MLS history or brokerage records and put them in your bullet points, not your summary.
List every active license and designation
Your state license, any broker license, and designations like CRS, ABR, or CCIM should appear near the top of your resume. Many applicant tracking systems screen for these terms before a human ever reads your application.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists real estate openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target companies by their property type focus
A multifamily REIT, a retail brokerage, and an industrial developer all hire differently. Filter your search by property type so your application lands with a team whose asset class matches your actual experience and vocabulary.
Prepare a mock listing presentation for interviews
Many commercial and residential employers ask candidates to walk through a sample listing or pitch during a final interview round. Practice pricing a comp set, explaining your marketing plan, and handling a price objection before you walk in.
Follow up within two business days of an offer
Real estate roles, especially commission-based ones, can move from offer to rescinded fast if you go quiet. If you need time to compare compensation structures or review a draw schedule, say so explicitly and give a concrete date you'll respond.
Real Estate Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most real estates?
The most active employers for real estates right now are Ryder System, The Cannon Team, and Inspire Network, and the most openings are in California, Texas, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Both national brokerages and regional property management firms tend to post frequently throughout the year.
How many real estate jobs are remote?
About 63% of real estate openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, with availability concentrated in roles that don't require regular property showings. Transaction coordination, real estate marketing, asset management analysis, and mortgage processing tend to offer the most location flexibility compared to field-based brokerage or leasing roles.
How do you become a real estate?
Start by completing your state's required pre-licensing coursework, which covers contracts, agency law, and fair housing. Pass the state licensing exam, then affiliate with a sponsoring brokerage to activate your license. From there, build your client base through networking, open houses, and referrals while working toward any specialty designations your target market values.
How do you get hired in real estate with little experience?
Focus on entry-level roles like leasing consultant, real estate assistant, or transaction coordinator, which prioritize customer service and organizational skills over closed deals. Getting your license first signals commitment to hiring managers. Highlighting any sales background, customer-facing work, or local market knowledge helps close the gap when you don't yet have a transaction history to show.
What does the real estate interview process look like?
Most real estate interviews start with a recruiter or office manager screening call covering your license status, experience, and availability. A second round typically involves a conversation with a broker or hiring director about your production history, geographic farm area, and approach to lead generation. Final rounds at larger brokerages or commercial firms sometimes include a listing presentation or a written market analysis exercise.
Where can I find and apply to real estate jobs?
You can find and apply to real estate jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that fit your license type, property specialty, and location, then apply directly to each listing that matches your background. New openings are added regularly, so checking back often helps you catch freshly posted positions.
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