AI-Powered Real Estate Agent / Sales Associate (New Agents & Career Changers Welcome)

i-Lead Realty GroupDallas, TX
$75,000 - $175,000Hybrid

About The Position

This is an opportunity for individuals seeking a life-changing career in real estate, particularly those tired of low pay or outdated methods. i-Lead® Realty Group, affiliated with eXp Realty, offers a fast-growing environment in Dallas-Fort Worth that combines Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools with daily coaching. The program is designed for individuals in real estate school, newly licensed agents, or those with less than two years of experience, providing leads, tools, and a clear system for success. The role emphasizes working smarter with AI tools for lead nurturing, market analytics, and automated marketing, allowing agents to focus on clients rather than paperwork. World-class training is provided to build future careers and life skills, including 1-on-1 coaching, sales and wealth building, and a step-by-step system.

Requirements

  • Active Texas Real Estate License (or currently taking classes to get one).
  • 0-2 years of real estate experience with a strong drive to learn and lead.
  • A strong work ethic and good daily habits.
  • Computer, headset, and reliable internet service.
  • Excitement to use simple AI tools and modern tech.
  • A reliable car to travel around the DFW area.

Responsibilities

  • Utilize AI tools for instant lead nurturing, engaging prospective clients 24/7.
  • Leverage smart market analytics to identify potential buyers and sellers.
  • Create social media posts and ads quickly using automated marketing tools.
  • Guide local families through major life choices.
  • Travel around the DFW area to meet clients and close deals.
  • Focus on meeting clients while administrative tasks are handled by the support team.

Benefits

  • Ready-to-Use Leads
  • Complete AI & Tech Setup
  • Admin Support
  • Uncapped Pay: Potentially Earn $75,000 to $175,000+ in your first year
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