Leasing Consultant- Fayetteville, NC
carlisle residential propertiesFayetteville (NC)
Leasing Consultant- Fayetteville, NC
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carlisle residential propertiesFayetteville (NC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Leasing Consultant Carlisle Residential is seeking an energetic, outgoing, and experienced Leasing Consultant to join our team in Fayetteville, NC as we continue to grow our portfolio.
Summary of Position:
- Serve as the welcoming first point of contact for all residents, prospects and visitors to the community.
- Show apartments and amenities to future residents by appointment or walk ins.
- Assist residents, answer the telephone, and respond to emails in a timely manner.
- Complete all leasing paperwork and ensure resident file is complete.
- Compile and process applications.
- Explain lease agreements and all appropriate addenda to new residents.
- Follow up on leasing traffic entries and monitor traffic trends and market surveys.
- Ensure Fair Housing Standards in all matters when working with prospects and residents.
- Assist with marketing activities within the community and local market.
- Plan and coordinate resident events.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Education Requirement:
- A high school diploma or equivalent 1+ years' experience in apartment leasing role preferred, or equivalent customer service and sales experience
- Experience with lease-up properties a plus
Job Requirements:
- Ability to maintain a professional image
- Good organizational skills
- Good verbal and written skills
- Strong customer service orientation
- Must have reliable transportation
- Must be able to work on a team or in a team environment
This position requires some weekends and holiday scheduling. For consideration, please email resume and requested hourly compensation!
Carlisle Residential is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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