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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Lettings Negotiator to join this market leading independent agent within their office in Kennington.The successful Lettings Negotiator will ideally be experienced within a current lettings role and have a natural flare and a desire to work with a highly experienced, well established team. This is a top performing office with excellent progression.Lettings Negotiator – Benefits
- A basic salary of £22k - £26k depending on experience plus commission.
- Car or Car Allowance.
- £50k + OTE
- Funded team events.
- Parking permit / On site
- Pension / Childcare Vouchers
- Employee Benefits
Lettings Negotiator – Duties
- To work with the lettings team to achieve targets, dealing with legal documentation ensuring that all tenancies are compliant
- Play your part in helping to build the brand in the local marketplace.
- Dealing with telephone and face to face enquiries, providing high levels of customer service at all times.
- Carrying out viewings and obtaining feedback
- Negotiating new tenancies with landlords and tenants.
- Preparing tenancy agreements, issuing legal documents relating to the tenancy and ensuring that all safety certificates are in place prior to move in.
- Working with the property management team ensuring that properties have been prepared for move in.
- Ensuring a smooth hand over of keysÂ
Lettings Negotiator – Experience Needed
- Experience within a similar Lettings Negotiator role is advantageous
- Sales/ Customer Service experience.
- Previous experience of using Microsoft office packages
- You must be able to drive and have access to your own vehicle
You will be driven and keen to progress your career within the lettings industry. This is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious Lettings Negotiator looking to join one of the best companies in the area.ContactMagnus James is a specialist recruiter for the property industry and covers the following areas, New Homes, Residential Lettings, Estate Agents, Property Management and Block Management.
