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Leasing Consultant (, , United States)

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ti communitiesDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$21/hour

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About the role

Leasing Consultant – Building Community, One Lease at a Time MUST BE BILINGUAL SPANISH $21/hour + lease bonus+ renewal bonus + benefits + housing discount + paid time off and holidays
About the Role: As a Leasing Consultant, you’ll be more than a guide; you’ll be a connector of people and possibilities. You’ll be the first friendly face prospective residents meet, helping them find not just an apartment, but a place to belong.
What You’ll Do: Create warm first impressions and build lasting connections Showcase the best of our communities through engaging tours Walk applicants seamlessly through the leasing process Spark community pride through events, marketing, and resident engagement Deliver an exceptional customer experience while leaving a positive impact
What We’re Looking For: Strong communication and relationship-building skills Enthusiasm for service, sales, and making a difference Organized, dependable, and detail-oriented Comfortable with technology and eager to learn
Why Join Us? Ever evolving, we are fanatically passionate pioneers in our field. Our team is diverse, dynamic, and impactful. Together we work hard, collaborate, and brainstorm to strengthen communities. This is more than a job; it’s a chance to help others feel at home while building your own path to leadership. You’ll be part of a team that values excellence, integrity, and joy in creating communities where people thrive. TI Communities is an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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