Commission Game Developer Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

What I'm looking for is someone who wants to learn how development actually works from the inside and is willing to earn it on commission while they do. I'll teach you everything I know about comps, underwriting, and how a deal pencils. In exchange, I expect you to do the work without being chased.

We go after high-value development parcels in Davidson County, properties whose redevelopment exit is at least $2,000,000 or more. That is deliberate. Bigger parcels mean bigger assignment fees and bigger commissions, so a high income here does not require a high number of closings.

Twelve months in, the right person is running their own book of sellers, closing one to two deals a month, and clearing $200,000 a year on about 40 hours a week. That is the design target of this seat, not a best case.

This is meant to be a mentorship and a business at the same time. On the channels where we share revenue, we share it as equals.

• Direct access to the owner, daily. He runs the sales meetings himself and has personally closed hundreds of these.

• One lead, three ways to get paid. We wholesale the parcel to a developer, our construction company builds it, and we list the finished house as an agent. Same seller, same conversation, three points of revenue.

• Upside: no territory limit, no ceiling.

• Lists, skip-traced data, direct mail, a dialer, a CRM, and an in-house door-knocking app that are already built and already working.

• Real end buyers ready to take assignments, so your contracts actually close.

• Live job sites you can walk a seller to, usually a few streets from their own house.

• Training on comps, underwriting, and how a build actually pencils. That is what separates you from every wholesaler knocking the same door.

• And most importantly, a path for growth and to learn from a 10-year developer

• You need a salary

• You are new to sales or have never closed anything in person

• You do not know your numbers. You cannot tell us your last three months of appointments run, contracts signed, and gross commission earned

• You need someone to chase you to hit your activity

• You are not willing to knock doors. Doors are a real part of this job and always will be

• You think follow-up means one text and moving on

• You want to work remote. This is a Nashville, in-person, in-the-field job.

You are not selling a product. You are selling a homeowner on choosing us as the buyer.

They are usually making one of the biggest financial decisions of their life while something else is going on. Retiring. Relocating. Settling an estate. Tired of the upkeep.

We do not pressure people; we do not tie a property up and walk away, and we do not play games on price. We win because sellers believe we will actually close, and we do. Your product is certainty and credibility. You are not the highest offer on the street, and you are not trying to be.

• You control your own schedule and your own methods.

• 100 percent commission. No salary, no draw, no minimum.

• You and the company split revenue on the deals you bring in. Leads you generate yourself pay roughly double what a company-provided lead pays, because on your own leads we are equal partners.

• A flat bonus on top of that every time one of your sellers decides to build with our construction company.

• Paid at closing. A signed contract that has not funded is not a payable event.

• Built to pay a focused partner $200,000 a year. If you are not clearing that, the split is not doing its job, and we would rather find that out early