Broker vs real estate broker associate

Differences between broker and real estate broker associate duties and responsibilities

Broker example responsibilities.

• Manage, lease and sell office condominiums on site.
• Retail trader, fix income securities; manage client account activity; properly allocate client funds to appropriate investment options
• Manage indexes, options, foreign equities, and short-selling positions that are compatible with clients' long-term investment goals.
• Expand and maintain professional relationships with trading accounts including banks, hedge funds and portfolio managers.
• Specialize in finding undervalue and/or overbought commodities by using fundamental and technical analysis that exist throughout the markets.
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Real estate broker associate example responsibilities.

• Leverage an extensive business network to locate properties before they appear in the MLS, giving clients a competitive advantage.
• Perform pricing, BPO and competitive market analysis.
• Utilize MLS system, create CMA's; interface with title and mortgage companies to assure stream line closings.
• Provide CMA's, and BPO's assist in appraisals and surveying, provide complete concierge and relocation services.
• Stabilize operations and financial performance of underperforming properties, directing investors in maximizing value and/or divesting assets to optimize ROI.
• Draft probate petition documents and administer probate estates.