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ELIFIN in the United States is seeking a full-time CRE agent who is ambitious, hardworking, quick, and has 2+ years of professional experience. You may come from CRE, law, accounting, real estate development, or related fields, but you will be joining a team that rewards hustle and results.
Our agents focus on a spectrum of properties—from multi-million-dollar apartments to premier retail spaces—delivering lucrative outcomes for exceptional people ready to work hard and grow wealth.
You are an ideal candidate to skip our apprenticeship and join our team as a full time CRE agent if you are ambitious, hard-working, quick, and have at least 2+ years of professional job experience.
You may be a CRE agent already or working as an attorney, CPA, in-house real estate director, sports agent, project manager, or some other profession. But regardless of your current profession, you feel like you’ve hit a ceiling. And you’re looking for a new opportunity. If this resonates with you, please reach out.
Our agents have a career that they really enjoy and, on average, earn into the six figures by their second year in the business. Each agent specializes in a certain type of property and location ranging from selling multi-million-dollar apartment buildings to leasing retail space out to the city’s hottest new restaurant. From leasing office space to some of the world’s largest corporations to selling large industrial warehouses. And those are just a few of the specialties. The positions we have available are exciting, fulfilling, and lucrative for exceptional people that are willing to put in the hard work to get what they want out of life.
You should choose ELIFIN if you:
NOTE: ELIFIN is an equal opportunity employer and hiring or opportunities for advancement will not be based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability or handicap, veteran status, union affiliation or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law or ordinance.