Question 1

What is a showing assistant?

Accepted Answer

A showing assistant is a licensed agent that shows a property on behalf of another realtor.

Question 2

What makes Show Agents different?

Accepted Answer

At our company, we serve as an extension of your business and present ourselves accordingly. Each showing assistant is hand-selected, vetted, and trained to provide you with the highest caliber of in-field support. Our entire team follows the same procedures, and our office staff oversees every appointment to maximize quality assurance.

Question 3

Are your showing assistants licensed?

Accepted Answer

Yes! In order to legally open properties and have supra access, our showing assistants need a real estate license and must remain in good standing with DBPR. However, showing assistants on our team do not engage in their own transactions or work with their own clients – they serve only as showing assistants!

Question 4

How do you qualify your showing assistants?

Accepted Answer

Like any career, prospective showing assistants apply to join the platform and must pass a series of interviews. Showing assistants that are selected are then onboarded and go through our proprietary training program. Only after successfully completing these steps, can a showing assistant actively take appointments.

Question 5

Can you access properties on Supra?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our showing assistants have supra access.

Question 6

How much is it?

Accepted Answer

Prices vary by appointment type and are subject to change. See pricing tab for  pricing.

Question 7

How do I know a showing assistant will not solicit/steal my client?

Accepted Answer

Our showing assistant agreement strictly prohibits solicitation. The showing assistants on our team are strictly prohibited from working with their own clients and participating in transactions. Our purpose is to only support realtors. We always suggest buyer's agents have an Exclusive Right to Buy agreement with all buyers prior to reserving a showing assistant. Please notify us immediately if a showing assistant tries to solicits your client.

Question 8

How much notice do you need for reservations?

Accepted Answer

We require a minimum of 4 hours notice to reservations. You may submit reservations 4 hours to 14 days prior to the appointment date.

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What is a showing assistant?

What makes Show Agents different?

Are your showing assistants licensed?

How do you qualify your showing assistants?

Can you access properties on Supra?

How much is it?

How do I know a showing assistant will not solicit/steal my client?

How much notice do you need for reservations?

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