Real Estate Acquisitions Closer (Warm Seller Leads · Get Deals Under Contract)

Type: Part-time (~20 hrs/week)

  • Schedule: US business hours, Central Time — flexible, but your hours must fall within ~9 AM–6 PM CT when sellers answer the phone
  • Pay: $4.00/hour base + 1% commission on the net assignment fee of every deal you get under contract that closes.
About Us We're Paragon Acquisitions, a US real estate wholesaling team. We buy houses for cash and resell them to investors. Our setters find and warm up motivated sellers — your job is to take those warm, already-interested sellers and get them under contract. You work inside our own web portal: a built-in dialer (no Kixie, nothing to install), the seller's numbers on screen, and a script for every call.

What you'll do

Call warm, qualified sellers we assign to you (not cold lists — people who've already talked to us or shown interest).

Reconnect, build quick rapport, and lock in the cash number. Quote our firm offer; hold at or below the max — never above it.

Handle common objections (price, timing, "I need to think about it," "why not list with an agent") and move the seller to yes.

The ---------- nt they say yes, lock the signature — send the agreement and walk them through signing while they're on the phone.

Set firm callbacks and follow up with discipline — most deals are won on the follow-up.

Log every call and note in the portal (auto-saves to our CRM).

You're a great fit if you

Have 2+ years of phone sales, appointment setting, or acquisitions/closing experience — US real estate wholesaling is a big plus.

Speak clear, confident, neutral-accent English and sound natural on the phone.

Are persuasive but honest — you close without being pushy, and you never over-promise.

Are reliable and can commit to consistent part-time hours during US Central Time.

Have a wired headset, a stable internet connection (10+ Mbps), and a quiet place to call.

Nice to have

Experience with cash offers, ARV/repairs/MAO, purchase agreements, or DocuSeal/DocuSign.

Prior remote work with a US team.

Availability to grow into full-time as you close more deals.

Pay & growth

$4.00/hour base, paid for your tracked time in the portal.

1% commission on the net assignment fee of every deal you get under contract that closes — real money on top of your base, uncapped.

Paid weekly. Part-time now, with a clear path to full-time and higher earnings as you produce.

We provide the leads, the dialer, the scripts, and a short paid certification course so you know exactly what to say before your first call.

How to apply (read carefully)

Start your reply with the word "LOCKED" so I know you read the whole post.

Tell me your phone-sales / closing experience in 2–3 sentences.

Tell me which hours (in US Central Time) you can work each week.

Attach a 1–2 minute voice recording (or a link) of you role-playing this: a homeowner is interested in a cash offer but says "I want to think about it" — talk them toward signing today.

List your internet speed and headset.

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