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VREV Careers — Where Top Performers Come to Win

We source and sell distressed real estate assets fast. If you’re competitive, coachable, and hungry to grow, you’ll love it here.

Hiring in Delray Beach, FL • Denver, CO • San Diego, CA • Raleigh, NC
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Our Culture

We win together. We iterate quickly, hold a high bar, and recognize results. Bring the hustle; we’ll provide elite training, one-on-one coaching, and a platform to scale your income.

  • Meritocracy: Results drive rewards.
  • Teamwork: We celebrate wins as a unit.
  • Growth: Proven systems + 1:1 coaching.
  • Recognition: Top closers are always celebrated.
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Real Estate Sales Representative

Denver, CO
Full Time
Sales and Business Development
Entry Level

At VREV (Vertigo Real Estate Ventures), we’re not just in the business of real estate — we’re in the business of building winners. We are a people-first investment firm specializing in sourcing distressed real estate assets and connecting them with the right buyers, sellers, and investors. Our team thrives on competition, collaboration, and high performance.

Here, you’ll work directly with active real estate investors, closing deals that can change your financial future. We’ll give you the training, the tools, and the environment — you bring the hunger to succeed.

Why Join VREV?

  • 📈 Uncapped commissions & bonus opportunities — your income is in your hands
  • 🏆 Merit-based culture — promotions and growth come from performance, not tenure
  • 📚 Full training provided — no real estate license required
  • 🧠 One-on-one coaching and proven sales systems
  • 💪 Wellness perks — discounted gym memberships & wellness apps

What You’ll Do

  • Prospect and build relationships with local real estate investors
  • Conduct in-person property walkthroughs and showings
  • Maintain an organized sales pipeline with consistent follow-up
  • Collaborate with managers on strategy and growth opportunities
  • Participate in sales meetings to share wins and sharpen your edge

What It Takes

  • Hungry, driven, and competitive mindset — you want to win
  • Strong interpersonal skills and confidence in sales conversations
  • Resilience when facing objections or rejection
  • Desire for life-changing financial growth
  • Sales experience preferred, but not required

The Details

  • 📍 In-office (Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–6:00 PM)
  • 🚗 Driver’s license required; must be able to commute
  • 💼 Full-time, commission-only role
  • 💰 OTE: $100,000–$200,000+

If you’ve been waiting for an opportunity where hard work truly equals high reward — this is it.


Apply today and let’s see if you have what it takes to join the top 2% at VREV.

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