A career in real estate – come join our team!

Talk with Terrence Banks about a real estate career with Ray White Warkworth, Snells Beach and Maungaturoto. Whether you are an experienced salesperson or exploring the industry, start with a conversation about the work, the local market and what support you would need.

Work across town, coast and country

Our area includes Warkworth, Wellsford, Snells Beach, Mahurangi and the wider North Rodney and South Kaipara districts. Residential homes, coastal properties and lifestyle blocks involve different buyer questions. Local knowledge means learning the details of a property, checking the evidence and knowing when specialist advice is needed.

Discuss the practical details

• Your experience: tell us about your sales, customer service or property background and where you want to develop.
• Training and support: ask about the current induction, supervision, training and day-to-day support available for your experience level.
• Business expectations: discuss the proposed working arrangement, remuneration, expenses, prospecting and performance expectations before committing.
• Systems: our team uses NurtureCloud for buyer matching, follow-up and campaign reporting. Ask how you would learn and use it in your work.
• Local focus: discuss the communities and property types you know, and the areas you would like to build knowledge in.

Starting in real estate?

Ask Terrence about the pathway and requirements for the work you intend to do. Eligibility, licensing and the right to work in New Zealand need to be established for the particular role. A career enquiry does not imply that a vacancy or employment offer is available.

Contact Terrence

Call 09 425 1612 or 021 412 183, or email terrence.banks@raywhite.com. You can use the form below to introduce yourself and request a conversation. Include your preferred contact method and a brief outline of your experience; there is no need to include identity documents.

Explore our team and how we work with sellers before getting in touch.

By Terrence Banks. Updated 15 September 2026.