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Transaction Coordinator Jobs
Brokerages and teams post transaction coordinator jobs here. TCs post profiles for in-house work. Apply and message through our site. Your email and phone stay private.
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Transaction coordinator jobs: common questions
How much does it cost to post a transaction coordinator job?
Posting a transaction coordinator job on TransactionCoordinators.com costs $99 for 30 days, $149 for 60 days or $179 for 90 days. You pay once with Stripe. There is no free tier. TCs looking for in-house work post profiles on the same plans. Listings don't auto-renew. You can extend for the same length at 50% off ($49, $74 or $89).
How do I apply for a transaction coordinator job here?
Open the job and click "Apply through TransactionCoordinators.com." Add your name, email, a short message and an optional PDF résumé. We send it to the poster. Your email and phone are never shown on the site. The poster replies to you directly, and you decide what to share and when.
Can a TC post a profile to find in-house brokerage work?
Yes. Transaction coordinators can post a paid profile saying they want in-house, brokerage or team work. List your experience, the software you use, the setups you'd consider and the pay you want. Brokerages message you through our site, so your email and phone stay private.
Can a brokerage post a TC job confidentially?
Yes. When you post, check "Post as a confidential brokerage." We hide your brokerage name, and applicants see only the city, state and job details. Applications still come to your private email through our site, so you can hire quietly without telling the whole market.
Are emails and phone numbers shown on job listings?
No. Emails and phone numbers are never shown publicly on TransactionCoordinators.com job listings. Applicants and posters connect through our contact form, and messages go to the private email on file. Please don't put contact details in a listing's description, because those listings may be edited or removed.
How do I edit, renew or close my job listing?
Log in to your poster dashboard. From there you can edit your own listing or mark it filled. After 50% of the listing time has elapsed, you can extend for the same original duration at 50% off ($49, $74 or $89), up to 7 days after expiry. A filled listing stops taking applications and shows as filled. All sales are final, with no refunds. Plans don't auto-renew. Three-day reminder delivery is on hold until SendGrid is ready.
What does "Has a real estate license" mean?
It means the transaction coordinator or poster says they hold a real estate license. TransactionCoordinators.com does not check real estate licenses. Rules for what TCs with or without a real estate license may do differ by state, so ask about the real estate license and check with your broker or your state's real estate regulator before you hire.
How do transaction coordinator job alerts work?
Coming soon. Weekly email, double opt-in, filter by state and job type. No email when there are no new jobs. Job alerts and confirmation emails are on hold until SendGrid is ready. Saved preferences do not start email delivery.
How many transaction coordinator jobs are listed?
There are 0 open transaction coordinator jobs right now. Counts update as listings change.