Lettings / Leasing Consultant - Battersea SW11

Our well established private landlord is looking for an experienced client side, Lettings / Leasing consultant to join there thriving business covering SW, W & NW London. The position requires excellent communication, agility and the ability to touch on various aspects of the leasing journey. From lead to lease.

By this, I mean to regularly speak to the property managers, our leasing team to feedback on the market while managing inbounds enquiries.

In the company, we don't ask you to do one and the same thing all day. The main task is of course to lease our vacant, or occupied on the market, properties. It requires updating listings on the portals, get show flats ready, new video/photography to facilitate virtual viewings, along with other relevant marketing.
We are fast, passionate and united. we want the successful candidate to contribute to the improvement of the business.
Our yearly objective is for our team to achieve CPI rental growth per year, year on year.

Key Responsibilities

• To Let & Lease properties.
• Hit and achieve agreed targets
• To achieve zero voids on every single unit in each financial year
• Like an airline, you want every flight to be full.
• Updating the portals: RM, Zoopla and OTM.
• Check our CRM, respond to enquiries
• Call-outs, do viewings and close deals.
• Weekly update to the team
• Your success is our success. Our goal is for you to succeed.

Working hours:

Monday - Friday 9.00am - 6.00pm (Occasional Saturdays, Max one in four)

Salary:
Basic salary 30.000 - 33.000pa with an OTE of 40.000 - 45.000 including annual bonus.

If this role is of interest to you and you have the experience the role requirements, please send us your most up to date CV and contact details, to either Steve or Kelly at Bastow Irwin Recruitment today.
Due to the high volume of enquiries that we receive, we are not always able to respond to all CVs. If you have not received a response within one week, please assume that your application has been unsuccessful in this instance.