How Azimuth works for real estate agents in New York
A real estate agent on Azimuth lists and leases property on behalf of owners, and works with buyer clients on the acquisition side.
An agent communicates with property owners and property managers about the properties they list.
An agent is the point of contact for buyers interested in a listing. A buyer deals with the agent or broker on the property, not with the property manager and not with the owner.
An agent may be affiliated with a brokerage and work with its broker.
Publish and manage listings for owners.
Handle leasing enquiries and applications.
Keep buyer clients and save listings for them.
See off-market and premarket inventory that is not public.
Run comparative market analyses.
Join a brokerage after verification.
An agent account is limited until Azimuth has approved a licence document.
1. Create an account: Sign up and choose Real Estate Agent.
2. Land on the pending screen: The account goes to the account-pending screen. Listings and client tools stay locked until verification.
3. Submit the licence document: Upload your licence from that same screen. There is no separate submission page.
4. Azimuth reviews the document: An administrator approves or rejects it. Approving the document is what verifies the account.
5. Start working: The account unlocks. Joining a brokerage is optional and can be done afterwards.
What does an agent need to be verified on Azimuth?
A licence document is required. You upload it from the account-pending screen after signing up, and an Azimuth administrator approves it. Approval is what verifies the account and unlocks listing and client tools.
Do I have to join a brokerage?
No. Brokerage affiliation is optional and can be done after the account is verified. Joining a brokerage is not required to list properties or work with clients.
Can I see listings that are not public?
Yes. Verified agents and brokers can see premarket and off-market properties that are not shown to the public.
Who do my buyer clients talk to?
Your buyer clients deal with you. They do not contact the property manager and do not contact the owner.
Can I change a listing price?
No. Listing price changes are staged and sent to the owner for approval before they take effect.
What is the difference between an agent and a broker on Azimuth?
A broker account carries brokerage responsibilities: a broker can invite and supervise affiliated agents and manage the brokerage profile and agent roster. An agent account is for individual work and can be affiliated with a brokerage after verification.