Real Estate Jobs (RI)

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In-House AttorneyUniversal Properties(Providence, Rhode Island)
RI based commercial developer is looking for an attorney to add to its in-house legal staff. Immediate opening for a licensed RI attorney with 3 or more years experience in litigation including at least 2 years experience in state receiverships and federal bankruptcy proceedings. The ideal candidate should have experience in municipal taxation and state and municipal permitting and land use law. B...
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Posted Wed 14th October
Educational InterpreterBright Horizons(Providence, Rhode Island)
Part Time Educational Interpreter for Child Care Center We are looking for a part time Educational Interpreter to join our team at our West Greenwich, RI Center. As the Educational Interpreter you will facilitate communication of deaf students and others including teachers, service providers, and peers within a preschool setting. The West Greenwich Center serves children 8 weeks – 12 years of age....
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Posted Thu 19th November
Executive Assistant To The PresidentHotel Asset Value Enhancement(Providence, Rhode Island)
In search of an experienced executive assistant to provide right-hand support, administrative, logistical and technical support to the President and Founder of hotelAVE. Main responsibilities include managing schedule, organization, and research and technical support. About hotelAVE Hotel Asset Value Enhancement, Inc. (hotelAVE) is one of the nation’s largest third-party hotel real estate asset ma...
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Posted 3 days ago

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The real estate industry is comprised of sellers, buyers, real estate agents, appraisers or assessors, property managers and rental agents. Most real estate jobs can be performed during regular work hours, except for the job of real estate agents. They work at any time, night or day, even weekends and holidays if necessary to close a sale because their livelihood depends on it. Realtors must pass a licensing exam and then compete with long-term agents for home listings and buyers.