Real Estate Agent | Keep More. Get More.

Crown Homes Real Estate; Denton (TX); On-site; USD 50,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

80/20 split

Solo-agent cap $18,000

No monthly fee

No desk fee

No franchise fee

No technology fee

E&O insurance included

Lofty CRM included

Personalized IDX website included

Prospecting technology & dialer incl.

Business cards, signs & lockboxes incl

AI-powered CRM tools included

Crown Connect automated prospecting

Job summary

Crown Homes Real Estate in Denton, Texas offers a high-earning, commission-based real estate opportunity. The model features an 80/20 split and an $18,000 solo-agent cap, with zero monthly, desk, franchise, or technology fees.

Agents gain access to a comprehensive toolkit, including E&O insurance, Lofty CRM, a personalized IDX website, and automation tools for prospecting. You'll also benefit from Crown Connect automated prospecting, skip-traced FSBOs/expireds, training, coaching, scripts, and

Job description

Expected Earnings: $50,000-250,000+

Let's skip the motivational speech and talk about the business model.

80/20 split.

$18,000 solo-agent cap.

• $0 monthly fee
• $0 desk fee
• $0 franchise fee
• $0 technology fee
• E&O insurance?
• Included.
• Lofty CRM?
• Included.
• Personalized IDX website?
• Included.
• Prospecting technology and triple-line dialer?
• Included.
• Business cards, signs and lockboxes?
• Included.

At Crown Homes Real Estate, we'd rather give agents tools to grow their businesses than create another list of things for them to pay for.

And It's Not Only About Saving Money.

You'll also have access to buyer and seller opportunities, AI-powered CRM tools, Crown Connect automated prospecting, skip-traced FSBOs, expireds, probate and absentee-owner data, training, coaching, scripts and leadership support.

Expected Earnings: $50,000-250,000+

This is a commission-based real estate opportunity, not a salaried position. Your actual income depends on your production.

So instead of asking:

"What's the salary?"

Maybe the better question is:

"How much could I build and how much could I keep?"

Let's find out.