We're hiring!

This is a ground floor opportunity to join our team at TT Realty & Investment Group.  Please take a few moments to read about our company philosophy and why we feel it's so important to work and act as a team.

Full time vs. Part time

TT Realty believes that succeeding in the real estate business is all in your mind and heart.  We don't believe that you have to have 30 years experience or that you have to work 80 hour weeks to do well.  In fact, we hire both full and part time agents.  If someone only wants to work part time, we respect that but are still happy to have that person become part of our team.  People are different and have different needs and wants.  As long as you are determined to succeed, we know you will whether it's working part or full time.  However, if someone wants to make a career change, we're here to support him/her through the change and help them become successful in the business. 

How do I join?

The first step to joining the TT Realty team is getting your real estate license if you don't already have it.  Read more below about the how long it takes, how much it costs, and how TT Realty can reimburse your tuition and book costs through our Joint Commitment program.

The second step is to call Caroline Truong at 704-904-7804. She will explain to you briefly about joining TT Realty.  She will help coordinate a meeting with you and the Broker-in-Charge, Thomas Tran.  He personally meets with every potential team member to thoroughly explain the company team structure.

No real estate license?  No problem.  We can help!

We encourage anyone who has an interest in real estate to go ahead and get their real estate license.  In fact, where other companies may not even recruit new agents until they are licensed, we actually want to help potential agents through the licensing process.

How will TT Realty help me?  It's a Joint Commitment!

TT Realty offers a joint commitment program.  You enter into this program before you get licensed.  It's NOT a commitment to work for TT Realty.  For a $40 fee, TT Realty commits to you, as a potential agent, to help you through the licensing process including assisting with paperwork, mailing documents, notarizing the application, etc.  In exchange, you commit to putting forth your best effort to succeed and pass the state exam to get your real estate license.  

The best part about choosing TT Realty is that after you are licensed ,and upon closing your first home, TT Realty will pay you a commission as usual but also reimburse your $40 commitment fee, class tuition, and textbook cost.  However, if you decide after you obtain your license, that you don't want to work with TT Realty,  all you forfeit is your $40 fee.  Because you're not working with the company, we can't reimburse your tuition and book fees.  You will still receive the assistance and guidance during the licensure process, regardless of who you choose to affiliate with.

How long will it take?

Transitioning into a new field always involves more education and training.  Not everyone has four or five years to stop working and go to college for a new degree.  Luckily, getting your real estate license is not quite as time consuming and you don't have to quit your current job!

Getting your real estate license will involve some classes, studying, and a couple of exams but believe it or not, depending on what class schedule you choose, you can complete the entire licensing process in less than two months!  You can actually take your real estate classes on the weekend, study a few hours during the work week, and get your real estate license.

How much does it cost?

The next most precious thing after time is money.  Getting your real estate license does not cost thousands of dollars like a college education can.  In fact, to take the class, pass the state exam, and get a real estate license can cost less than $500!

Of course, there are other start up costs when you begin in the business, but getting your real estate license is the first and most important step of starting in the real estate business.  You only have to pass this hurdle once and then it's just a matter of taking continuing education courses and paying a renewal fee to maintain your license.