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Lettings Coordinator 30hrs - Sienna Hse, Sutton

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Purpose of the Role
To facilitate all New Lets and Rent Increases for 166 Built to Rent (BTR) apartments at Sienna House as part of a site-based team.
Key Responsibilities
- To act as first point of contact for new letting applications, responding in a timely manner to all new enquiries.
- Achieving client set KPI’s and targets.
- Arranging and conducting property viewings.
- Negotiating and processing offers.
- Completing applicant vetting and deal administration as appropriate including ID Checks and Right to Rent.
- Negotiating and managing rent increases.
- Working alongside the lettings managers to develop strategy and incentives.
- Working alongside central Tenancy Progression team to complete deals.
- Provide required lettings data for commentary for centralised reporting.
- Regularly updating property advertisements on portals and social media appropriate.
- Performing pre void inspection reporting to property management team on presentation and condition of apartments.
- Arranging void works including but not limited to inventories, cleans and light maintenance.
- Prioritise customer service, ensuring residents and applicants have the best possible experience, and become our ambassadors.
- Support resident events and activities.
- Responding to additional resident queries and concerns where required.
- Meet and greet with new tenants, providing keys, new tenancy information and apartment orientation tours and pre-arranging check in reporting.
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In addition to the tasks described above, the job holder may be required to carry out other duties as may reasonably be required from time to time.


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Skills, Knowledge and Experience
- Proven experience in Lettings Negotiation/Management (BTR preferred but not essential)
- Up to date knowledge of appropriate Regulation and Legislation
- Excellent written and spoken etiquette
- Common sense approach
- Ability to think on their feet and make considered decisions
- Outgoing, warm and friendly personality
- Organised, meticulous, tenacious
- IT literate and social media savvy
Working Hours
- 30 hours - 5 Over 7 Days. 12:00 – 18:00
Salary
- Basic Salary up to £24,000.00p/a (Up to 10% discretionary bonus)
- Commission offered up to £10,000.00p/a based on KPIs.
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