Investment Real Estate Acquisitions Agent: Kingdom Homes

Kingdom Homes is hiring an Investment Real Estate Acquisitions Agent for its founding Los Angeles office . The full-time role is commission-based, with first-year on-target earnings of $85,000 to $160,000 and no earnings ceiling. The agent establishes seller relationships, evaluates investment properties, negotiates purchase terms, and moves qualified deals toward completion. The agent works in person with the Los Angeles team.

Kingdom Homes provides warm leads, so the role does not require cold prospecting. The role requires an active California real estate license, although candidates without one can use the company's estimated six-to-eight-week fast-track support. The position includes direct work with founders Jordan Wise and Daniel Newman, and deal activity may require work outside a standard Monday-to-Friday schedule. The office team works inside a nationwide wholesaling and flipping company that identifies discounted off‑market properties and connects them with local investors.

• Employer: Kingdom Homes
• Employment type: Full-Time
• Compensation: Commission-based, with first-year on-target earnings of $85,000 to $160,000

Candidates decide whether to enter the process with an active California license or a plan to complete the available licensing fast track. The commission structure and deal-focused schedule are the main work-arrangement choices to settle before applying.

The agent establishes contact with sellers, gathers property details, and maintains regular communication with sellers and the internal team. Each lead requires accurate information capture, prompt follow-up, and a clear record of the next action.  CRM tracks leads and transactions, while warm leads provide the starting point for the acquisition conversation.

Property analysis covers nearby sales, market value, after-repair value, and profitability. The role uses those figures to decide whether a property can support an acceptable purchase price and investment case. The investment property acquisition work matches the standard acquisition sequence of analysis, underwriting, due diligence, pricing, and terms described in the CCIM acquisitions framework .

• Establish seller connections and collect property information
• Review nearby sales, market value, after-repair value, and profitability
• Track leads and transactions in  CRM
• Record data accurately and promptly

Negotiation begins after the property facts and financial potential are clear. The agent discusses price adjustments with sellers, seeks discounts, negotiates purchase terms, and finalizes deals. The work keeps seller communication connected to the numbers behind each proposed acquisition.

The agent coordinates property viewings with buyers, sellers, and agents while keeping the deal record current. Real estate acquisitions also involve market research, valuation, due diligence, letters of intent, and purchase-and-sale agreements, a workflow outlined in the Adventures in CRE acquisitions guide .

An active California real estate license qualifies the agent for the posted role. Candidates who do not hold one can pursue the stated fast-track support, estimated at six to eight weeks. California salesperson licensing requires the applicant to be at least 18, complete the required education, pass a written examination, and submit the license application for approval.

The California Department of Real Estate requires Real Estate Principles, Real Estate Practice, and one approved elective among its listed college-level courses. Each course must meet the stated unit and hour requirements, and licensed activity must occur under a responsible broker's supervision. The California DRE requirements provide the state-specific education and supervision rules.

A salesperson without a responsible broker may not perform acts that require a real estate license. Broader real estate careers also rely on knowledge of real estate law, local economics, fair housing, financing, mortgages, and government programs, as described in the NAR career overview .

The agent works with the founding Los Angeles team in a new Los Angeles office and collaborates daily with Jordan Wise and Daniel Newman. Both founders work from the Los Angeles office, giving the acquisitions team direct access to their experience in real estate, technology, business development, and company building.

Kingdom Homes has completed more than 500 property…