Job Description for a Lease Administrator
A lease administrator processes and maintains leasing agreements and related real estate documents for an organization. This includes working with landlords, tenants and attorneys to ensure all leasing information is accurate.
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Qualifications
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Some employers may require a bachelor's degree, as indicated by a Google job opening announcement for a lease administrator. Along with education, other requirements include several years of experience in real estate or property management, as well as good communication skills and strong attention to detail.
Responsibilities
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Processing and maintaining leasing agreements includes executing rent payments and agreements between landlords and tenants, maintaining appropriate insurance certificates, reconciling operational expenses and ensuring the accuracy of all real estate and leasing documents. These professionals also negotiate new and expiring lease agreements and make changes as necessary.
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Salary
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CBSalary, a free salary calculator sponsored by CareerBuilder, listed a national average salary of $72,110 per year for this occupation in July 2010.
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