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Job Description
Real estate agents act as a direct line of contact for potential homeowners. They might give tours to clients interested in purchasing a home, act as liaison between buyer and seller, and help to establish a list of competitive prices for their clients. As a real estate agent, you'll need strong communication skills, as well as charisma and a natural rapport with people. It's important to note a key difference between real estate agents and brokers; brokers can operate their own businesses, while agents must work directly with a broker
Do not pass up this chance, apply quickly if your experience and skills match what is in the following description.
Permanent, Full time
- collect information about a property and arrange for photographs to be taken;
- visit and talk to the sellers about their property and its special features;
estimate the value of the property;
- market and promote properties for sale;
- represent the sellers in negotiation with prospective buyers;
- monitor sales as they proceed and liaise with all interested parties including mortgage brokers, solicitors, surveyors and other estate agents;
- advise clients and help buyers decide what they want to buy;
- make sure that the price agreed is acceptable to both buyer and seller;
- keep up to date with trends in the relevant property market.
- vet prospective tenants by collecting references and carrying out credit checks;
- ensure properties meet legal and health and safety requirements, e.g. gas safety certificates;
- draw up tenancy agreement contracts;
- collect or organise rent payments;
- act as a property manager and resolve any issues that arise with properties.