[Hiring] Real Estate Data Entry Operator @Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Advantage Realty

Role Description

In your role as a real estate data entry operator, you will play a crucial role in upkeep and updating our database. In order to maintain correct and current records, you will be responsible for accurately entering a variety of data. The ideal candidate for this role will have strong organizational skills, a sharp eye for detail, and the capacity to work independently in a remote setting.

Pay: $26.81 - $29.97 per hour

• Update and add transactions, client information, and real estate data to the database.
• Examine and amend data to make sure it is accurate and comprehensive.
• Collaborate with your teammates to resolve any discrepancies found in the data.
• Be mindful of privacy and abide by data security regulations.
• Assist in creating reports and presentations using the data acquired.
• Perform secretarial duties entails filing, monitoring office supplies, scanning, and printing as needed.

Qualifications

• A high school certificate or its equivalent; a bachelor's degree is ideal but not necessary.
• Solid background in data entry or a related field.
• Strong command of the language and procedures used in real estate.
• A strong command of computers, including the MS Office suite and data input programs.
• Remarkable precision and attention to detail.
• The capacity to operate autonomously with little guidance.
• Outstanding organizing and time management skills.
• Good communication abilities, particularly while working in a remote team.

Company Description

REMAX Hawaii (formerly Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Advantage Realty) provides comprehensive residential real estate services across Oahu and Maui.

• Celebrating 20 years of doing business in Hawaii
• Locally owned with 6 offices across Oahu and Maui
• Over 200 employees and licensed agents
• Voted Hawaii’s Best Real Estate Firm the past 13 years
• Recognized as one of the Best Places to Work by Hawaii Business magazine for the 6th year in a row