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512Financial is expanding its Phoenix field team and seeks a Leasing Agent to manage homes from post-construction through move-in. You will own conditions, drive a fast leasing pipeline, and ensure excellent resident experiences across marketing, showings, and closings.
You bring an AZ real estate license, 2+ years in property PM sales/marketing, and strong communication. A company vehicle is provided; standard hours are Mon–Fri with travel to properties in the region.
Do you love turning a beautiful home into someone's next chapter? Picture a freshly built or renovated home, ready for its new residents. You're the one who brings it all together, from that first showing to the moment they get their keys. If you love connecting with people, showcasing great homes, and making things happen, this opportunity is for you!
Our client is a single-family residential platform that owns and operates homes across multiple markets. They run a fast-moving operation where every home matters and every resident interaction counts. They are growing their Phoenix field team and looking for a leasing pro who treats each property like their own.
As a Leasing Agent, you are serving homes throughout the Phoenix area. Your mission is simple: be the champion for each home in marketing, from the moment it is ready to list until a resident moves in. You will own the condition of the home, keep the leasing pipeline moving, and make sure every prospect has a great experience.
Our client is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to create a welcoming environment based on mutual respect, and to recruit, develop and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool. All employment decisions shall be made without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, family status, marital status, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, neuro-diversity, disability, age, or veteran status, or any other basis as protected by federal, state, or local law.
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