To become a property locator, you'll want to start by applying to brokerages that specialize primarily in property and apartment locating (like us!) Depending on the brokerage, they may require various levels of formal education. Property locators are people who enjoy helping others, are gifted in client relations, are dependable and honest, and can grow and maintain a network in their industry. If this sounds like you, you're already a great candidate!

Remote agents always receive an 85/15 commission split for any lease a client signs (with a $75K annual production minimum)! And with direct deposit, there's no payment waiting period. When we get paid, you get paid.

According to the Texas Real Estate Licensing Act, anyone who receives compensation for helping a prospective tenant find a location to rent is required to have an up-to-date real estate license. Being licensed in Texas requires all the same steps as the rest of the United States, but there are two additional conditions to be aware of. First, you must pass the state AND national licensee exams. In addition to this, the Texas Real Estate Commission is paid for your license application fee, and has the ability to release an inactive license. If you would like to learn more, visit theTREC website or view our agency disclosure.

Perch provides their agents with many benefits including easy invoicing through Perch, the ability to work independently, and a high commission split.