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Real Estate

SalesManager(Player-Coach)

$48k+ Budva, Montenegro FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Sales Manager (Player-Coach) at Team Architects. Skills: Sales Management, Team Leadership, Deal Closing, Real Estate Acquisitions. Manage acquisitions pipeline. Close deals”

What You'll Achieve.

Close 1–2 deals per month; Build a high-performing acquisitions team; Drive personal production; Develop closers; Ensure reps are following sales process standards; Help drive team performance and competition; Achieve OTE of ~$155K+ at full ramp

Industry & Context.

Real Estate
Eligibility Requirements

Occasional travel for training/team meetings

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience managing and coaching sales teams, Sales background with ability to personally close deals, Comfortable working inside CRMs and managing pipelines, Accountability and leadership mindset, Ability to train and develop newer reps into producers, Competitive, hands-on, and performance-driven personality

Nice to Have

Real estate wholesaling, acquisitions, or high-volume phone sales experience

What You'll Do.

Manage acquisitions pipeline

Run comps and price deals

Assist with deal reductions

Recruit and hire acquisitions reps

Onboard and train new team members

Coach reps through live calls

Review calls and lead activity

Monitor pipeline health

Ensure sales process standards

Audit lead assignment

Create training resources

Drive team performance

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coach reps through live calls; Run daily huddles; Run weekly 1-on-1s; Review calls, lead activity, and CRM usage; Help drive team performance and competition

Full Job Description

### Sales Manager (Player-Coach) — Real Estate Acquisitions 📍 Remote | 💰 $48K Base + Personal Commission + Team Override OTE at Full Ramp: ~$155K+ ### About the Role **1800 ICB** is growing quickly and looking for a Sales Manager (Player-Coach) to help scale our acquisitions team. We buy single-family homes across multiple states, and the foundation is already built — marketing is generating leads, systems are in place, and deals are closing consistently. We’re looking for someone who can step into the machine, drive personal production, and build a high-performing acquisitions team on top of it. This is not a “sit on the sidelines and manage” role. You’ll carry your own pipeline while recruiting, training, and managing acquisitions reps. If you thrive in fast-paced sales environments, love accountability, and know how to develop closers while still closing deals yourself, this could be a strong fit. ### What You’ll Do ### Personal Production * Manage your own acquisitions pipeline * Close 1–2 deals per month * Run comps and price deals * Assist with reductions, negotiations, and deal movement ### Team Leadership & Recruiting * Recruit and hire acquisitions reps * Onboard and train new team members * Coach reps through live calls and pipeline management * Run daily huddles and weekly 1-on-1s * Review calls, lead activity, and CRM usage ### Sales Management * Monitor pipeline health and lead flow * Ensure reps are following sales process standards * Audit lead assignment and accountability * Create training resources and sales coaching materials * Help drive team performance and competition **Requirements** ### What We’re Looking For * Experience managing and coaching sales teams * Strong sales background with ability to personally close deals * Real estate wholesaling, acquisitions, or high-volume phone sales experience preferred * Comfortable working inside CRMs and managing pipelines * Strong accountability and leadership mindset * Ability to train and develop n

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