The Transaction Coordinator at Transactly will manage real estate transactions, coordinate with clients and agents, maintain records, and utilize technology for task management.
At Transactly, now proudly a PLACE-owned company, we’re not just coordinating real estate transactions—we’re elevating the client experience. Through our powerful platforms, and a team of top-performing TCs, we’re setting new standards for professionalism, white-glove service, and technology-powered excellence.
We’re actively hiring experienced Transaction Coordinators who are ready to grow with us—by serving PLACE-level agents and teams with unmatched attention, care, and consistency. This is more than a job. It’s a partnership in excellence, where your work is amplified by powerful systems, coaching, and opportunity.
What You’ll Do- Deliver white-glove transaction coordination to clients procured by Transactly
- Provide listing coordination for high-volume real estate professionals
- Operate confidently inside Transactly's tech platform for task management and communication
- Maintain transaction records and updates within Brivity, PLACE’s tech platform
- Practice proactive, professional communication with clients, agents, and co-op partners
- Contribute insights and feedback to improve our platform, service model, and team culture
- Step confidently into the ownership mindset—you are a reflection of PLACE values
- 3+ years of real estate experience as a Transaction Coordinator or licensed real estate agent
- Passion for organization, communication, and details
- Willingness to learn contracts and compliance from multiple states
- Strong working knowledge of residential real estate documents and timelines
- Confidence using digital tools, platforms, and systems
- Proactive, adaptable, and driven to exceed expectations
- A heart for service, and a mind for solutions
- Access to coaching, training, and onboarding to get you ready for PLACE clients
- Tech platform access to streamline your daily coordination tasks
- Branded materials, tools, and templates to help you deliver with consistency
- Back-end billing, client procurement, and support teams to keep you focused on service
- Opportunities to grow your file count and elevate your income through excellence
- Independent Contractor (1099) – Pay per file
- Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance Provided
- Potential for high-volume file assignments based on performance
We’re not just filling roles. We’re building a team of elite transaction coordinators who care about the details, own their role, and thrive in a high-performance environment.
If you’re ready to grow your TC business, deliver exceptional service, and be part of something bigger—apply today!
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