Salesperson Accreditation
Build a property career under a licensed brokerage
Join my team as an accredited real estate salesperson — properly registered, properly supervised, and selling from the developer's own numbers.
Cyrus Valencia
Licensed Real Estate Broker
PRC License No. 2014 · DHSUD Registered · Accredited with Vista Land
A conversation first — tell me where you are with accreditation.
How joining works
We talk
Message me with your PRC status and a little about your background. If it looks like a fit, we meet.
You are accredited under my licence
We complete your accreditation and register you with the developer. Already accredited? We go straight to activating your portal account.
You work buyers in the portal
Live inventory, developer pricing, sample computations and your assigned leads — all in one place.
What you get
- Accreditation with Vista Land — Brittany, Crown Asia and Camella
- The same developer pricing and availability I quote from, kept current
- Sample computations per model and per lot, ready for a buyer
- Site visits, documentation and closing worked alongside you
- Your own portal — leads, projects and referrals in one place
What I ask
- A current PRC accreditation, kept current — lead assignment stops automatically when a registration lapses
- Quoting only what the developer's own documents say, every time
- Working the buyer properly: the paperwork and the closing you do not carry alone
The team stays small by regulation: a broker may supervise up to 20 accredited salespersons, so every place on it is worked, not just filled.
Interested in joining?
Send me a message with your PRC status. Whether you are already accredited or still working toward it, I will tell you honestly what the next step looks like.
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Real estate service in the Philippines is regulated under RA 9646 (RESA). Salespersons work under the supervision of a licensed broker and must be accredited with the PRC.