Leasing Agent

A New Home Sales Consultant sells newly built homes and land packages, guiding buyers through display homes and managing multiple client relationships.

Real Estate Agents facilitate the buying, selling, and renting of properties, acting as negotiators, coordinating sales, and managing open homes.

A Real Estate Assistant supports agents by managing transactions, processing rental applications, organising property advertising, and liaising with clients.

A Buyer’s Agent represents buyers in property sales, sources suitable properties, negotiates, manages paperwork, and may bid at auctions.

A Real Estate Auctioneer manages property auctions by soliciting bids, closing sales, and ensuring all bidders are registered.

A Business Broker acts as an agent for clients buying or selling businesses, appraising properties, sourcing buyers, and facilitating negotiations.

A Property Consultant advises on property investments, manages portfolios, prepares reports, and communicates with various stakeholders.

A Property Valuer assesses land and buildings' values based on market trends, providing reports and investment advice to clients.

A Property Developer acquires and improves properties, manages development projects, and coordinates sales while liaising with stakeholders.

A Stock and Station Agent sells agricultural products and properties, appraising items, sourcing buyers, and facilitating sales processes.

A Leasing Consultant advises tenants and landlords on properties, negotiates leases, prepares contracts, and manages multiple properties effectively.

A Leasing Officer manages property leases, sources tenants, coordinates agreements, handles issues, and inspects and maintains properties.

A Leasing Manager oversees leasing operations, manages staff, liaises with tenants/owners, advertises properties, and handles contracts and inspections.

A Property Adviser offers guidance on investment properties, liaises with clients, and has strong analytical skills, market knowledge, and multitasking ability.