Leasing Specialist
Centralized Leasing | Boutique POD
Places Management | Colorado (Multi-Community, Portfolio-Based)
Reports To: Director of Leasing/Centralized Operations
Position Type: Full-Time, Non-Exempt
Schedule: Tuesday–Saturday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (occasional evenings as needed)
Compensation: Competitive hourly rate plus performance-based bonus potential
ABOUT PLACES MANAGEMENT
Places Management is a people-first, performance-driven property management company built for scale. Through our Boutique by Places platform and centralized services model, we deliver operational excellence across multifamily portfolios while maintaining a high-touch resident and owner experience. We are rapidly expanding across Colorado and beyond — guided by The Places Way: Accountable. Caring. Thoughtful. (ACT).
POSITION OVERVIEW
This is not a traditional on-site leasing role. The Centralized Leasing Specialist operates from a remote office hub and manages the full leasing pipeline across multiple communities simultaneously — without being tied to a single property or conducting routine tours.
Your work happens at a desk, on the phone, and in the inbox. You are the first voice a prospect hears, the consistent touchpoint that moves them from inquiry to signed lease, and the team member responsible for getting renewal leases out the door on time. You own the pipeline — every lead, every follow-up, every application, every close — across an assigned portfolio of communities. On-site tour coverage may occasionally be needed to support a community, but it is the exception, not the role.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Lead Nurturing & Pipeline Management
Respond to all inbound leasing inquiries — phone, email, text, and chat — within 23 minutes or less, consistently and without exception
Manage every lead from first contact to lease execution within AppFolio, maintaining accurate and up-to-date records at every stage
Conduct high-quality, consultative outreach calls and follow-up sequences that build rapport and move prospects toward a decision
Guide prospective residents through the leasing process with clarity, enthusiasm, and a people-first approach
Monitor lead aging across all assigned communities and proactively re-engage stalled prospects before they go cold
2. Tour Coordination & Scheduling
Schedule tours for on-site team members across multiple communities, coordinating availability and unit readiness in advance
Prepare prospects with community information, directions, and expectations prior to their visit to maximize show-to-close rates
Conduct on-site tours on an as-needed basis when coverage is required — this is a fill-in function, not a primary responsibility
Follow up with every prospect within 24 hours of their tour with a personalized touchpoint
3. Applications & Lease Execution
Send applications promptly upon prospect readiness; track completion and follow up to reduce drop-off
Coordinate with site teams and the Director of Leasing to ensure timely application review, approval, and communication
Prepare and send leases accurately, ensuring all required documents are included and deadlines are met
Guide new residents through the lease signing process — answering questions, resolving concerns, and keeping the process moving
Ensure all leasing documentation meets Fair Housing standards and Places Management compliance requirements
4. Renewals
Monitor lease expiration timelines across all assigned communities and initiate renewal outreach on schedule
Prepare and send renewal lease packages with accuracy and appropriate lead time
Conduct renewal conversations with current residents — by phone, text, or email — to retain occupancy and address concerns before they escalate to a notice