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House & Son Property Consultants Ltd in Bournemouth is seeking an experienced Lettings Administrator to join our busy office. You will support landlords and tenants, manage records and handle maintenance coordination.
The role requires strong organisation, good computer skills (Word/Excel/Jupix), and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. A driving licence and own transport are preferred.
House & Son, established in 1939, is one of the oldest, award winning, multi property agencies in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area. We specialise in properties for sale and properties for rent as well as offering a wide range of property services, including property management, property surveys, and independent mortgage advice.
We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Lettings Administrator to join our successful team at our busy Bournemouth office.
Dealing with prospective / current Landlords and Tenants. A sound knowledge of all that is going on in the department must be developed and maintained as the role may involve being left to manage the office alone.
The ideal candidate will be extremely organised and good at maintaining the department’s level of service through accurate recording of information in the relevant places (computerised and manual). You will support the team in various administrative roles, including maintenance/repairs, check out’s and deposits, and general admin.
Using Word / Excel / Jupix (computer aided residential lettings). Training will be given on the database and Jupix. Attention to detail a must.
Your regular working hours will average at 41.25 hours per week, structured as follows:
Lunchtime is to be arranged in conjunction with other members of staff to enable the office to remain manned.
Holidays are at a scale of 20 days per annum for the period 1 January to 31 December on a pro-rata basis per number of completed months. Holiday entitlement increases to 21 days per year from the January following 2 years continuous employment, with one additional day per year, up to a maximum of 25 days.