Showing Partner

Summary

Licensed Realtor® – Home Showing Partner | Part-Time, Hourly

The Valerie King Team is looking for one or two dependable Showing Partners to support our growing roster of buyer clients. This flexible, contract-based role provides hourly pay and the opportunity to build your own real estate business while working alongside one of Connecticut’s premier real estate teams.

Applicants should be available to conduct property showings on weekdays, evenings, and weekends, with especially strong weekend availability preferred. As the team and client demand expand, this position could develop into a full-time opportunity for the right candidate.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct buyer showings on behalf of the team owner, Valerie King, all over Connecticut. We primarily service clients in Fairfield County, New Haven County, Middlesex County, and sometimes Hartford County
  • Provide detailed written feedback after each showing to confirm or refine clients' search criteria
  • Communicate professionally with clients and represent the team with care and integrity
  • Coordinate scheduling and confirm showing appointments in a timely manner
  • Be available during days, evenings, and weekends as needed
  • Communicate any scheduling conflicts or client concerns to the lead agent promptly

Qualifications

You're energized by working with people and take pride in building and maintaining professional relationships. You have a genuine desire to support others while staying committed to your own growth in real estate.

  • Active Connecticut Real Estate License (required)
  • Driver's License and reliable transportation
  • People-oriented with strong communication skills
  • Positive, professional attitude
  • Ability to analyze clients' needs and match them to the right homes
  • Ability to spend a large amount of time driving throughout CT
  • Organized, punctual, and dependable
  • Bi-lingual / Spanish-speaking is a plus!

About-our-team

Valerie King Team

The Valerie King Team is a top real estate team in CT, powered by PLACE and Keller Williams Realty. Since 2010 we've helped 600+ families to achieve their real estate goals. We operate with a SERVE-first philosophy, and client care is at the core of everything we do.

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