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How are your admins keeping up with listings, social, and client materials?

For firms and teams, the bottleneck I keep hearing about isn’t lead flow - it’s the admin and marketing work needed to support your agents properly.

I’m a part‑time virtual assistant specialized in supporting real estate firms, teams, and brokerages, including US‑based clients I’ve worked with remotely. I help with:

  • Listing input on MLS/websites/portals with accurate data and polished descriptions
  • Social media support for firm/brand pages (content, Canva assets, scheduling, basic engagement)
  • Standardized seller packets and buyer books your agents can easily customize
  • Light transaction support, calendar/email help for team leaders, CRM updates, and basic research/comps

My goal is to give your in‑house staff and agents more capacity, not replace them - so they can focus on recruiting, production, and client relationships while I quietly handle repeatable work in the background. I’m based in Nepal but can align to US hours and typically work 15–25 hours/week on a part‑time basis.

If you’re leading a firm, team, or brokerage and want extra remote capacity without a full-time hire, I’m happy to jump on a quick call/Zoom to see if there’s a fit.

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