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Leasing Consultant - Summer PT

Charlotte, NC (South)

SUMMER LEASING CONSULTANT JOB AVAILABLE!

Great opportunity - are you looking for stable part time work for this summer, along with an opportunity to build some great skills and add a great job to your resume? Come join an amazing team and company.

We are looking for someone to assist our team during the busy summer season. 

Locations Available:

  • Bexley Crossing at Providence - Ballantyne area
  • Bexley Springs Farm - South Charlotte

Schedule:

  • Can start as early as now and work through the summer, we can be flexible with when you need to end
  • 20 hours per week
  • Saturdays worked in a rotation with the team 9am-5pm (1-2 per month)
  • Weekday hours 9am-6pm, we can be flexible based on what days you can work

Pay: Starting at $17/hr depending on experience

Weinstein Properties is a forward-thinking property management company who owns and manages all apartment communities. Are you ready to join a family and great culture, are you driven, have leadership skills and ready for this new adventure - if so we are ready for YOU!

This role does entail customer service and admin, must have some good work experience and be able to provide strong customer service to our prospects and residents. 

What are some things a leasing consultant does? 

  • Work with prospects who are interested in knowing more about our communities. Answer internet leads, phone calls, schedule appointments and take prospects on a tour of the community.
  • Process leasing applications, put together lease paperwork, request security deposits and leaseholders to sign the lease.
  • Give great customer service to our residents, assist them with any needs they have such as going over their renewal, notice to vacate, early termination, adding a pet, wanting to transfer to another apartment home, answering questions about their account.
  • Work along side maintenance, walk apartments when they are ready to confirm everything looks great, monitor property needs, follow up with residents about work orders or any maintenance needs they have.
  • Create a great experience for residents upon move in.
  • Work with residents when they move out, process move outs and security deposit dispositions.
  • Resident activities - planning, preparing and hosting.

If you are excited about this being your summer job, apply today so we can speak with you. And tell your friends!

Weinstein Properties offers competitive compensation. Weinstein Properties is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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