Avantages
None really unless you like intermittent work with low pay
Inconvénients
This is not a part-time job as is presented when you sign up. Don't get regular assignments. You split your assignments with the over abundance of agents they hire so there is little for all.EXTREMELY LOW PAY for someone with a realtors license, boring work, little training, while making you feel you will be hired permanently as a new homes agent. Some temps have been working there for over a year still waiting. Temps employees are unimportant to the organization and the builders. They are just needed fill-ins. Even though work is very boring at times with few visitors to the new homes sites, you are expected to just sit and wait without something to keep you occupied. Temps have no access to learning material to help them promote. And, If by chance you sell a house while working agent's days off, you get no compensation that sale, even though you have a license. This is just wrong! Unless you have the extreme patience, need little income, like boring work, and can wait for assignments, I recommend you skip this. Mostly I felt I was duped by the lure of part-time work that eventually would have led to permanent employment as a new homes agent.