Leasing Agent Career - Los Angeles, CA region

Posted 3 days ago

connect staffing professionalLos Angeles (CA)

Real Estate Sales Agents Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings

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Junior

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$17.87 to $20.00

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About the role

Leasing Careers - North Los Angeles Region (Leasing Agent I through IV) On site positionPay Range: $17.87 to $20.00 plus commission and bonuses Overview We are seeking energetic and customer focused Leasing Agents to support leasing operations throughout the North Los Angeles region. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys sales, customer service, and helping people find their next home. We offer a clear growth path from entry level to senior leasing roles.

Key Responsibilities:

Greet prospective residents and provide property tours
Guide prospects through the leasing process
Execute marketing strategies including online ads and outreach
Maintain accurate records for prospects and residents
Support lease renewals and resident retention
Provide excellent customer service
Ensure compliance with fair housing laws Qualifications
Positive and customer focused attitude
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
High school diploma or GED Performance Levels
Leasing Agent I: No experience required. Goal is 5 leases per month.
Leasing Agent II: One to two years of experience. Goal is 10 leases per month.
Leasing Agent III and IV: Two to four years of high performing experience. Goals range from 15 to more than 20 leases per month.

Benefits:

Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance and disability insurance
401K with employer matching
Paid holidays
Rent discounts for eligible employees

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