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Real Estate Agent /Broker for
Brooklyn satellite offi ce
Job Description
We are seeking two full time individuals who either have an NYS Associate
Broker license or NYS Real Estate Agent license to work in our new satellite
offi ce in the Bushwick Area of Brooklyn. You will handle all real estate
activities in sales and rentals. Our corporate offi ce is located in Manhattan
and we now have expanded to Brooklyn. Our Brooklyn is located in one of
the buildings we manage through our management company. We are also
seeking Associate brokers or agents, as well for our Manhattan offi ce in the
upper West side area
Responsibilities:
• Search for potential property owners who want to sell or rent their Coops,
Condos, house/townhouses and commercial property
• Conduct property research for buyers or renters
• Host open houses for potential listings in Brooklyn.
Qualifi cations:
• Familiarity with real estate contracts and leases for the real estate mention
above.
• Ability to build rapport with customers and clients
• Strong negotiation skills and self-starter
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently with little management, great Environment;
Competitive progressive commission structure.
• Growth potential. Will be able to work in house listings as well as their
own listings.
A Broker who has 25 real estate years’ experience in Brooklyn and
Manhattan.
CALL CHERYL DIXON- ASSOCIATE BROKER
-TEAM LEADER AT 917-207-9403
YOU GOTTA SEE IT
TO BELIEVE IT!
THINKING ABOUT YESTERDAY
Q: One evening, while thinking about yesterday and going down a
stairway in a two-family house, I fell. I had rented the upstairs apartment for
over 20 years. It was always too dark in that stairway. In addition, there was
a loose top step and a loose screw on the landing. One or more of these conditions
is why I fell. My friend says it’s my own fault: after all those years, I
should have known better.
A: Until 1975, under the doctrine of ‘contributory negligence’, a
personal-injury victim was required to prove himself or herself free from even
the slightest degree of negligence in contributing to the occurrence. You had
no suit for negligence, if you had contributed, in the slightest degree, to the
accident. Your landlady's negligence was not sufficient to justify a recovery.
Two elements were necessary, her negligence being one, and your freedom
from contributory negligence being the other.
All that changed in 1975, when the Legislature replaced the rule of
contributory negligence with a policy of comparative negligence.
A property owner, or a party in possession or control of real
property, has a duty to maintain the property in a reasonably safe condition.
He or she has constructive notice of a hazardous condition on property when
the condition is visible and apparent, and has existed for a sufficient length of
time to afford a reasonable opportunity to discover and remedy it. It seems
that your landlady fits that bill. Consult an attorney.
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