The Leasing Professional shows and leases apartments to prospective residents and supports current residents. The role involves communicating with prospects and residents, developing resident relations, learning and applying professional sales techniques, showing model apartments, explaining unit features and lease terms, and following up with prospective residents. The Leasing Professional completes lease agreements, collects rental deposits, inspects model apartments, maintains available-unit listings, assists with advertising, and contacts credit bureaus, previous landlords, and employers as part of prospect screening. The position also substitutes for the Assistant Manager when absent and adheres to fair housing laws. The employee attends regular staff meetings and weekly management and department meetings, updates work-order agendas, submits weekly activity, traffic and leasing, and off-site marketing reports, and participates in training and development. The role requires communication, basic mathematical and reasoning skills, the ability to generate reports and business correspondence, and the ability to operate basic office equipment. The position primarily works indoors, with occasional work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Employees regularly work near moving mechanical office equipment, in a usually moderate noise environment. The physical demands include handling objects and controls, reaching, talking or hearing, and frequently standing, walking, and sitting. Occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, smelling, and lifting or moving up to 20 pounds may be required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree