Consultant – Investor Relations

March 7, 2026

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Job description We are a Real Estate Investment Group that purchases Multi-Family units and are in dire need of a Investor Relations Consultant that is a self-starter and able to introduce High Net Worth clients to invest a minimum of $150,000 in Multi-Family units. We will provide you with all the information about our company, and: - It will be your job to create/generate/find the list(s) of whom to call, email or meet. Salary Description: This is mostly a commission-based job. However, we do understand that people need to pay bills without thinking about acquiring the next lead. We are looking for you a motivated individual to allocated 10 hours each week with a 3% commission for every investor you bring into the investment property. Example: They invest the minimum requirement of $150,000, your commission is $4,500 each time. Fun Fact: We are recession and pandemic proof and generates an average return of 72% in 2-5 years, so it’s not something that requires a lot of explaining, just a lot of introducing. Essential Requirements: - Self-Starter. - Good writing skills. - Strong self-motivational skills. - Strong phone and in-person presence. - Strong communication skills. -Personable and effective. If this description sounds like you and you can easily accomplish it, don’t think twice. Please submit your resume so we can quickly start benefiting from each other and start a beautiful friendship and collaboration. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary, Contract The $25 per hour rate will serve as a draw against commissions, as suggested by the consultant. Please find the contract attached. This is an ongoing agreement, with an assessment conducted every two weeks to determine whether we can extend our commitment. Apply tot his job

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