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The applicant who found somewhere else while you were finishing yesterday's showings

A leasing inquiry answered same-day converts. One answered two days later usually doesn't, because the renter's already toured somewhere else.

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What the role covers

First response to every inquiry

Same day, across whatever channel it came in on.

Showing scheduling and confirmation

Synced to your calendar.

Application intake and document collection

Chased until complete.

Status updates to applicants

So a lease doesn't stall on silence.

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What stays yours

Approval decisions on applications stay with you or your screening criteria. The specialist collects and organises, never approves.

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Price

$899/moPart-time
$1,399/moDedicated
$1,899/moPlus after hours
From $3,299/moDepartment

Full pricing

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Questions we get

Do they show units in person?

No, remote by definition. They schedule, confirm and follow up; in-person showings still need someone local, or a self-showing system they can coordinate around.

How do they know which applicants meet your criteria?

From the written screening rules you provide at onboarding, the same document that governs every decision they make.

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Start with this role

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