Admin eats your best hours
Emails, CRM updates, and paperwork pile up. The work that earns commission gets pushed to nights and weekends.
Bilingual assistants for U.S. real estate pros
A trained, dedicated assistant who works in your time zone. They keep your inbox, listings, and closings moving, so you can get back to clients.
Handled for you, start to finish:
Emails, CRM updates, and paperwork pile up. The work that earns commission gets pushed to nights and weekends.
A lead goes cold. A lender waits on a document. One missed step can cost a client or delay a closing.
Salary, taxes, benefits, and training add up fast. If the hire doesn't work out, you start over.
In real estate, if you don't have an assistant, you're the assistant.
Pick one focus or mix a few. Your assistant learns your systems and works the way you do.
Time back for clients and new business.
Listings go live faster and look polished.
Every deal stays on track to close.
Files stay complete and audit-ready.
Past clients hear from you, on time.
You choose who joins your team. We take care of the sourcing, vetting, contracts, and payments so you don't have to.
A short call about your workload, tools, and hours. We map out the role together.
Day 1We recruit, test skills and language, and check references. Only strong fits reach you.
Within ~1 weekInterview your shortlist. Pick the person who fits your style. You make the final call.
Your scheduleReal estate workflow training, contracting, payment, and ongoing support. You just send the first task.
Live in ~2 weeksFree consult. No commitment. You'll know exactly what it costs before anyone starts.
Start with step oneYour clients can tell when they're talking to a chatbot, and in a deal worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, that erodes trust. Your Leal assistant is a real person who knows your name, your clients, and how you like things done.
We named the company Leal, "loyal," because turnover is the hidden cost of hiring help. Every time an assistant leaves, you start over. We build to prevent that.
We screen for commitment and fit as well as skills, and we look for people who want a career, not a gig.
Your assistant already knows how a transaction works, so you're not teaching the basics.
We check in regularly with you and your assistant, so small issues get fixed before they turn into a resignation.
Same real-estate-trained assistants, same clear scope. The value just lands differently depending on how you work.
Your first hire, without the payroll headache. Spend your time showing homes and winning listings, and get your evenings back.
One shared assistant or one per agent. Keep every lead, listing, and file moving the same way, and scale up for a busy season without hiring an employee.
Scale support across your office, with none of the employer overhead. Give agents back-office help that keeps them productive and loyal. It's a recruiting and retention edge other offices can't offer.
Here is how a Leal Assistant compares to hiring someone locally.
| Category | Local hire | Leal Assistant |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost (full time) | $4,600+ with taxes and benefits | From $2,500/mo |
| Employer payroll taxes and benefits | You pay and manage | None to manage |
| Recruiting and vetting | You find, interview, and screen | Done for you |
| Contracting and payment | Your time and setup costs | Handled by us |
| Bilingual English and Spanish | Hard to find | Standard |
| If it isn't the right fit | Start the search over | Free replacement within 90 days |
| Estimated annual savings | — | About $25,000 per year |
Month to month. No setup fee. We'll price it based on hours and scope.
$2,500/mo is our founding-client rate for a full-time assistant, locked for 12 months for our first clients. Local figure is based on median Utah salaries for administrative and transaction coordinator roles (Salary.com, ZipRecruiter) plus typical employer costs of 25–40% on top of salary. Directional estimates, not a formal wage survey.
Your assistant takes the support work. Anything that needs a license stays in your hands, and they're trained on exactly where that boundary sits, so you never have to wonder.
Leal Assistant was founded by a sales and revenue executive with over 20 years leading go-to-market teams. After two decades of relying on operators who made the work run, we built Leal Assistant to bring that same discipline — vetted people, clear scope, real accountability — to real estate offices that need the same thing.
We're a US-based company, not a faceless national marketplace. You'll have a real person to call when something needs fixing.
Yes. Our assistants are based in Latin America, where time zones line up with the U.S. workday. We set working hours around your schedule, so your assistant is online when your clients and lenders are.
Our assistants are screened for English fluency in writing and on live calls, and Spanish is their native language. That means they can also help Spanish-speaking buyers and sellers.
We screen for experience, written and spoken English, reliability, and real estate skills. Candidates complete skills tests and interviews, and we check references. You only meet finalists who pass every step, and you interview them yourself and make the final call.
Our founding-client rate is $2,500 per month for a full-time assistant, locked for 12 months for our first clients. Final pricing depends on the role and scope, and we'll confirm it on your free consult, before anyone starts.
We handle recruiting, contracting, and payment, and you pay us one flat monthly fee. You direct the day-to-day work. We check in regularly and find a replacement if the match isn't right.
No long-term contracts and no setup fee. Service is month to month, and if the fit isn't right in the first 90 days, we replace your assistant at no cost. Cancellation terms are spelled out in your service agreement.
The ones you already use. That typically means your CRM (such as Follow Up Boss or kvCORE), e-signature and transaction tools, Canva, and Google Workspace. If you use something else, we'll train them on it.
No. Those activities stay with you as the licensed agent. Your assistant handles the support work around them, like scheduling, paperwork, deadlines, and follow-up. Licensing rules vary by state, so check with your broker about which tasks unlicensed assistants may perform.
Assistants sign confidentiality agreements. We recommend shared logins through a password manager and role-based access in your CRM, so you control what they can see and can remove access at any time.
Most clients meet their first hand-picked candidates within about a week, and their assistant starts within about two weeks. Book a consult and we'll give you a clear timeline for your role.
A few lines is plenty — we'll follow up with what a dedicated assistant would look like for your office.
Based in: the United States
Currently serving: US brokerages & teams
Bilingual and interested in a long-term career in real estate support? We'd love to meet you.
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