Reply: How is your property/company paying leasing commissions in this high demand market?

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[quote="anonymous post=51425 userid=0"]1,000 units. The maintenance does majority of work after “order taken”! But we do get a lot of orders. Thinking double lines like Chick-fil-a[/quote]
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LISSA D TAYLOR

Commissions should always be split evenly, we all take part in the leasing process and with higher rents owners should increase commissions to reflect this.

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

Anonymous

At our larger sites, the leasing manager assigns those out. At our smaller sites, they rotate or it's the person that makes that first actual contact and sets the appointment.

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

Donna Jean Alex

$100 per lease, if they get 10 or more in a month, then its $125 for all leases.

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

Judy Newton

We pool. Eliminates the ugly.

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

Donna Hickey

Hi Michelle, I have a 1115 units and four leasing people -
We have a structured commissions and like you tons and tons of traffic.
I have three resident services that does sublets, transfers and NTV’s.
DM me for details

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

Tina Tutah

House is rotated, walk ins are rotated. If you answered phone it was yours. Random On line leases rotated.

Posted 2 years 6 months ago

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How is your property/company paying leasing commissions in this high demand market?