Overview
Rental Agent Job Duties
A rental agent typically has a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:
Managing the maintenance of rental properties to ensure that they are well maintained and safe for residents
Showing vacant units to prospective from workplace, answering their questions about the property,
Reviewing applications and other documentation to determine if applicants meet criteria specified by landlords
Negotiating lease terms with tenants on behalf of landlords according to guidelines set forth by state laws
Preparing lease agreements for signature by both parties, including landlords and tenants
Providing information about neighborhoods and community features of rental properties to prospective tenants
Conducting background checks on prospective tenants to ensure that they have suitable financial backgrounds, employment histories, and criminal records
Interviewing prospective tenants to determine whether they are likely to be good candidates for tenancy based on their income, employment status, and other factors
Rental Agent Salary & Outlook
Rental agents’ salaries vary depending on their level of experience, the size of the company they work for, and the location of the property.
Salary: $41,500 ($22.95/hour) – ($50/hour)