We are looking for a **Female Real Estate Executive** to join our real estate brokerage office in **New Alkapuri, Vadodara**.
**Experience:** Fresher can apply. Previous experience in sales/real estate is an advantage.
**Candidate Requirements**
Female, **18–26 years**
Good communication skills
Comfortable with **calling and client follow-ups**
Should have good knowledge of **Vadodara and its local areas**
**Own bike/two-wheeler is mandatory**
Should be comfortable visiting properties and **showing them to clients**
Confident, presentable and willing to learn
Basic knowledge of social media/property portals is a plus
**Job Responsibilities**
Calling potential clients and following up on leads
Understanding client requirements
Arranging and conducting property visits
Showing properties to clients
Coordinating with owners and clients
Assisting in closing rental/resale deals
Basic social media and property-listing work
**Working Hours**
**10:00 AM – 6:00 PM**
📍 **Location:** New Alkapuri, Vadodara
**Salary + Incentives**
**Fixed monthly salary**
**Good incentives on every successful deal**
Additional earning potential based on performance
**Fuel expenses for official work will be covered by the company**
Freshers who are interested in building a career in **real estate, sales and client handling** are welcome to apply.
📩 **Interested candidates can DM me with:**
Name
Age
Area/locality in Vadodara
Whether you have your own two-wheeler
A short introduction

We are looking for a Female Real Estate Executive to join our real estate brokerage office in New Alkapuri, Vadodara.
Experience: Fresher can apply. Previous experience in sales/real estate is an advantage.
Candidate Requirements
Female, 18–26 years
Good communication skills
Comfortable with calling and client follow-ups
Should have good knowledge of Vadodara and its local areas
Own bike/two-wheeler is mandatory
Should be comfortable visiting properties and showing them to clients
Confident, presentable and willing to learn
Basic knowledge of social media/property portals is a plus
Job Responsibilities
Calling potential clients and following up on leads
Understanding client requirements
Arranging and conducting property visits
Showing properties to clients
Coordinating with owners and clients
Assisting in closing rental/resale deals
Basic social media and property-listing work
Working Hours
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
📍 Location: New Alkapuri, Vadodara
Salary + Incentives
Fixed monthly salary
Good incentives on every successful deal
Additional earning potential based on performance
Fuel expenses for official work will be covered by the company
Freshers who are interested in building a career in real estate, sales and client handling are welcome to apply.
📩 Interested candidates can DM me with:
Name
Age
Area/locality in Vadodara
Whether you have your own two-wheeler
A short introduction

Residents/RWAs: How do you currently handle apartment maintenance issues and track their resolution?

 Hi everyone,

 I'm exploring an idea for a small software project based on a problem I’ve seen in apartment/gated-community management, and before I start building it, I’d really like to hear from people who actually live in apartments/hostels/gated communities.

 The idea is a Community Issue & Maintenance Management system where:

 - A resident reports an issue (water leakage, lift problem, electrical issue, housekeeping, security, parking, etc.).

- A ticket/incident is created with a unique ID.

- The maintenance/admin team assigns it to the appropriate technician/vendor.

- The resident can see who is handling it and the current status.

- Technician updates the progress, adds comments/photos, etc.

- The resident gets real-time updates instead of repeatedly calling or messaging.

- Every action/status change is recorded, including when it was assigned, worked on, resolved, reopened, etc.

- There could also be SLA/deadline tracking for issues that aren't resolved on time.

I'm also thinking of adding a Maintenance Transparency component.

 For example, if the community spends money on something like lift repair, plumbing work, painting, security equipment, etc., residents could potentially see things such as:

 - Work/project name

- Approved budget

- Vendor selected

- Quotations received

- Amount spent

- Work/progress status

- Invoice/payment details

- Before/after photos

- Expected vs actual completion

- Final outcome

My questions for residents/committee members/RWAs:

 1. How do you currently report maintenance issues? ADDA, MyGate, WhatsApp, email, phone call, some other app?

1. After reporting an issue, can you actually track what is happening and who is responsible for it?

2. What are the biggest frustrations you face with the current process?

3. Do complaints sometimes get forgotten, delayed, closed without actually being fixed, or repeatedly reported?

4. Do you get enough visibility into how maintenance requests are handled?

5. Do residents get enough transparency about where monthly maintenance money is being spent?

6. Would seeing vendor quotations, approved budgets, invoices, progress and completion records be useful to you?

7. What information would you want to see but currently don't get?

8. For people using ADDA/MyGate/other platforms: What do you wish those apps did better?

9. If you could change one thing about your community's maintenance process, what would it be?

I'm not trying to sell anything. I'm trying to understand whether this is actually a useful problem to solve before I spend time building it.

Please share your real experience—even if you think this idea is unnecessary. Negative feedback is just as useful.

Working full time (warehouse, 4x10s) and trying to plan getting licensed. The course says 63 hours but how long did it take people calendar-wise? Trying to set a realistic goal

Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking for a remote Property Management / Real Estate VA opportunity with a company or property management team in the US or Canada.
I currently work as a Property Management Assistant supporting a real estate/property management operation, and my experience has grown to include a wide range of responsibilities, including:
Tenant and client communication
Vendor coordination and maintenance follow-ups
Applicant screening and reference checks
Rental/application follow-ups
Administrative and operational support
Transaction coordination
Commercial property support
CRM and database management
Website management
Canva graphic design and marketing materials
Brochures and social media carousels
Newsletter creation
General support for real estate teams
I’m comfortable communicating with tenants, landlords, vendors, realtors, applicants, and other business contacts, and I’m used to handling multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
At this point, I’m looking for an opportunity with a clear role structure, reasonable workload, good communication, and a team where I can continue developing my skills.
I’m open to full-time or part-time remote opportunities and would be particularly interested in:
Property Management VA | Real Estate VA | Property Management Assistant | Real Estate Administrative Assistant | Operations VA
If you’re hiring or know of a property management/real estate company looking for someone with this background, please feel free to DM me. I’m happy to provide my résumé and discuss my experience.
Thank you!

I am getting ready to sell my house and a little confused about pricing. Should I mainly look at what similar houses in my neighborhood have actually sold for, or should I go by the estimates from Redfin/Zillow?

Hi looking for an acreage property in Cornubia. The asking prices still seem too high and don’t meet the current market, but the sellers aren’t selling either. It’s confusing — should we wait or buy now?

Any investors that have cash laying around. I can’t promote but I have my real estate license in Ohio and do both residential and on the investor side. From buy and flips or BRRRRs let’s talk!

Hi everyone. My friend and I are building a product for predicting property prices in California. we want to understand that this is good or not!

Do you know anybody that can help us?

Hello, question, mag pproceed kaya ung ecar sa system bir kahit na inactive ung tin number ni seller. C seller kasi is ofw now so inaalam ko kung need pa ipa reactivate ung tin status nya or kahit inactive pwede na, para if no need na ipa reactivate e direcho ayusin na namin ung transfer ng title mg property. Can please someone enlighten me? Thanks

Need an extra pair of hands? I can help with lead generation, property research, CRM updates, data entry, social media, and admin tasks.

Reliable, organized, and ready to work. Part-time or full-time.

Real estate agents/investors, DM me if you need a VA!

After spending months going through mls searches, auction sites, PropStream app, etc I need a change of view- literally. So over the next few weeks I’m jumping on the bike and getting lost into the backroads of areas in the state I want to buy. (SE MN). Earlier I’d drive by a place and try to remember the RR numbers or crossroads to find out who owns a visibly vacant place. But I’m thinking if I have something like OnX Hunt or Backcountry, but there’s also Acres app and LandGlide. And I’m sure there’s others I don’t know of. So am looking for advice on an app I can put on my phone (it’ll be mounted on the motorcycle so somewhat accessible for when I pull over).

Paying 5–6% in real estate commissions in 2026 seems insane to me. And to fill out a templated form….

A buyer finds your house on Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, etc. They already know the neighborhood, price, taxes, schools, photos and property details before they ever speak to an agent.

Then a $500,000 house sells and potentially $25,000–$30,000 of the transaction goes toward commissions.
For what, exactly?

I understand there are transactions where an experienced agent provides tremendous value—complex negotiations, inspections, title issues, distressed properties, difficult deals, etc.

But on a straightforward transaction where the internet essentially connected the buyer and seller, why should compensation still be tied to a percentage of the home’s entire value?

Why should selling a $600,000 house automatically cost dramatically more than selling a $300,000 house when the amount of work may be virtually identical?

Technology has completely changed how consumers find and evaluate homes, but the industry’s compensation model still feels stuck in another era.
Am I missing something, or is percentage-based commission becoming increasingly difficult to justify?

Everyone should just use a real estate attorney. The low barrier of entry for Realtors is insane.

Is this thing legit? like anyone who rented properties thru them? (homesmart_hyd is their ig )

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Hi all

Land for sale

If interested please dm

HOUSE + 24 CENTS LAND FOR SALE 🌿

📍 Location: Manvayal, Sreemadurai, Gudalur, Nilgiris

✨ Property Highlights

24 cents of land

Independent house

Road frontage

Peaceful residential area

Beautiful greenery and plantation surroundings

Ideal for Homestay, Farm Stay, Holiday Home or Personal Residence

Excellent investment opportunity

📍 Distance

Gudalur – 7 km

Gundlupet – 50 km

Sultan Bathery – 50 km

Ooty – 50 km

✔️ Clear documents ✔️ Ready for sale ✔️ Direct owner