Their job is to help clients navigate the complex process of buying or selling properties, including negotiating deals, preparing contracts, and overseeing transactions. Here are some key responsibilities of a real estate broker: Building and maintaining a network of clients: need to build and maintain relationships with buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants. They must also generate leads through marketing efforts, referrals, and networking. Assessing properties: must be knowledgeable about real estate market trends and property values, and use that information to accurately assess the value of properties for sale or purchase. Listing properties: Brokers must market and promote properties for sale to potential buyers, including advertising and creating listings on multiple platforms. Advising clients: Brokers provide clients with advice and guidance on real estate transactions, including negotiating deals, preparing contracts, and ensuring that all legal requirements are met. Closing transactions: Brokers oversee the entire transaction process, from contract negotiation to closing. This involves coordinating with all parties involved, such as title companies, lenders, to ensure a smooth and successful closing. Continuing education: must stay up-to-date on industry trends and regulations, and participate in continuing education courses to maintain their licenses. Overall, real estate brokers must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, as well as a strong understanding of real estate markets and transactions. They should be able to work independently, manage multiple tasks, and provide exceptional customer service to their clients. Job Type: Full-time Experience:

• Real Estate: 2 years (Preferred)