LGI Homes
New Home Sales Consultant
Indio, California, United States
Sponsorship not specified$167k-$397kDetected 13 days ago
ComplianceExcelCustomer SupportCommunication
About the role
- If you're confident, coachable, and ready to make an impact, we want you on our team.
- Our New Home Consultants play a key role in helping families achieve their dream of homeownership.
- Just meeting company standards, you could earn a six-figure income!
Responsibilities
- You'll guide homebuyers through the process using our proven LGI way to deliver results and exceptional customer service.
Requirements
- Weekend work is a required aspect of this position, as well as a valid driver's license.
Compensation
- $166,660 - $397,180+ with uncapped potential.* Commission: 1.5% commission paid on all closed sales.
- Bonus: Paid at various levels of closed sales achievement within a calendar year ($5,000 - $145,000 based on number of units closed).
- Anticipated annual compensation of $33,280 paid at $16/hour based on a 40-hour work week. *Includes Hourly Base Compensation + Commission + Bonus (Range based on 18 - 40 units closed with a 1.5% commission on an average sales price of $494,000) CCPA Notice to California Job Applicants: https://www.workforlgihomes.com/ccpanotice.html
Benefits
- New Home Consultants enjoy unlimited earning potential, competitive commissions, paid training, a car and phone allowance, and an aggressive bonus structure.
Company info
- We're looking for passionate sales professionals who thrive on success, excel in customer service, and are motivated by working in a commission-based environment.
- At LGI Homes, we're proud to be recognized as one of the World's Most Trustworthy Companies and a Top Workplace in the USA.
- We are looking for someone with a proven sales track record, a competitive spirit, and a passion for achieving great results!
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