Become an Apartment Locator
DFW Apartment Locators sponsors and trains TREC-licensed agents who want to help renters find homes across Dallas–Fort Worth. Leads are provided, commission is uncapped, and you work a hybrid schedule of phone consultations and in-person tours.
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What you get
- Inbound renter leads from our website, Google reviews and referral program
- Broker sponsorship, onboarding and weekly coaching
- CRM, lead routing and marketing handled for you
- Uncapped commission paid on every closed lease
Requirements
- Active Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) sales agent license, or enrolled in pre-licensing
- Reliable transportation for tours across DFW
- Responsive, service-first communicator who genuinely likes helping people
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Common questions
Do I need a real estate license to be an apartment locator in Texas?
Yes. Apartment locating is licensed real estate activity in Texas. You need an active TREC sales agent license sponsored by a broker—DFW Apartment Locators sponsors qualified agents.
How do apartment locators get paid?
Locators earn a referral commission from the apartment community after the client signs a lease and moves in. Income is commission-based with no cap.
Is this remote or in-office?
Hybrid. Most work is by phone, text and email plus in-person tours with clients across Dallas–Fort Worth.