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Common is a global residential manager making city living easier for renters through the thoughtful use of technology and design. Common delivers exceptional experiences for thousands of residents across coliving, microunits, and traditional apartments. Founded in 2015, they are the preferred choice for residents looking for stress-free city living from a trusted brand, and for real estate owners seeking reliable, above-market returns.

It’s an exciting time to be part of Common’s team. With over 18,000 units signed and under development and over $110 million in global venture capital investment, Common is expanding its reliable, renter-first property operations to 22 cities across the world.

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About the Role

Common is growing rapidly and expanding into multiple new cities. We are looking for ambitious, self-motivated individuals to help our mission of turning housing into a consumer-focused industry. This is an entry-level position with strong career development and the opportunity for growth into senior sales, member services, and real estate roles. This role is eligible for monthly commission and reports to the regional Leasing Manager.

Responsibilities

Tour prospects through new and existing homes
Determine the sales strategy associated with filling a new vs. existing home
Be an expert on all available products in a region - new and existing homes
You should be comfortable speaking about differences between homes, and able to match/sell the right home to the right prospect
Weekly goal setting and demand generation
Determine priority of vacant rooms based on a number of competing objectives
Communicate priorities to marketing and inside sales to produce demand against the inventory
Work with our development team to design tools and dashboards to support leasing activity for homes
Other ad hoc projects may be assigned

Qualifications

You have 2+ years of sales experience (real estate preferred but not required)
Ability to travel to support new home openings and existing homes in other markets
You will be able to demonstrate both a consultative and aggressive selling style if need be, and can tailor our value to respond to prospect’s specific pain points and challenges
You are comfortable working in environments where you will be able to take initiative and carve out a path to success for yourself
Willingness to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays
Emotional intelligence, coachability and a strong work ethic

Compensation

$20/hr-$24/hr based on experience

What We Offer

Common truly values our employees and wants to do everything to ensure that our employees are not only happy and professionally fulfilled, but also that they have the opportunity to be healthy. Because of this, we are committed to providing a number of affordable and valuable health and wellness benefits for our employees such as:

Paid vacation and sick time
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
FSA + HSA options
Company-paid life insurance
Company-paid STD/LTD
Paid parental leave
401k plans

Additional benefits such as paid holidays, commuter transit benefits, job training + development opportunities + a great wellness program are also available. And as always, we are regularly evaluating our offerings to ensure employees' needs are being met.

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