Leasing Administrator
metcap commercialCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Lease Administrator — Met Cap Management, LLC📍 Charlotte, NCMet Cap Commercial is a full-service commercial real estate firm managing retail shopping centers across the Carolinas. We're hiring a Lease Administrator to support our growing portfolio.
What you'll do:
Prepare lease abstracts and maintain lease data for a large, growing retail portfolio Draft tenant correspondence, default notices, and renewal/amendment documents Manage CAM/TICAM reconciliations and respond to tenant billing disputes Maintain lease records and critical dates in Yardi Voyager Support property managers with lease interpretation and compliance tracking
What we're looking for:
2+ years of lease administration experience, ideally in retail/commercial real estate Strong attention to detail and comfort working across multiple lease documents at once Experience with Yardi Voyager Clear, professional written communication for tenant-facing correspondence Ability to manage a high volume of active leases across a fast-growing portfolio Why Met Cap: We're a full-service commercial real estate firm with deep roots in the Carolinas, offering landlord and tenant representation, investment sales, property management, and project management. This role sits at the center of how we keep our portfolio organized, compliant, and tenant-relationships strong. Interested? Send your resume to Skoenke@Met CapCRE.com
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