Leasing Consultant - Core Apartments

What You'll Actually Do

Core Apartments in Anaheim puts you at the center of the leasing operation. You're the first face prospective residents see, which means first impressions are yours to own. Day to day, that looks like greeting and qualifying applicants, walking units, preparing leases, and shepherding new residents through move-in by coordinating with the maintenance team on make-ready status and punch list completion. You'll also keep rental files accurate and current, enter data into the property management system, and help close out monthly administrative tasks. When residents have maintenance concerns or billing questions, you're the frontline contact who keeps communication professional and resolutions moving.

Occupancy is the scorecard. Strong leasing consultants at properties like this understand that traffic conversion starts with how quickly and genuinely you engage a prospect, and it finishes with clean paperwork and a smooth move-in experience. Letting either end slip is how occupancy softens.

What You Bring

• At least one year of property management or leasing experience (preferred)
• Demonstrated sales ability and comfort closing in person
• Customer service instincts that hold up under pressure, including with residents escalating complaints
• Attention to detail in lease preparation and file management
• Professional communication in person, by phone, and in writing
• Comfort working in a team environment and willingness to share administrative load

The Role in Context

MG Properties has been acquiring, developing, and managing apartment communities across the Western U.S. for over three decades. Their track record of internal promotion means this leasing consultant position has a real path forward. Consultants who build strong leasing fundamentals here tend to move into assistant manager roles, where the focus shifts toward delinquency management, monthly reporting, and NOI ownership. Getting the leasing mechanics right at the consultant level is what makes that transition clean.

Anaheim's rental market sits in a corridor where Class B and C garden-style communities compete on service quality as much as price. Prospects often have options within a short drive, so the ability to connect quickly and follow through on every touchpoint carries more weight than it might in a tighter market. Monthly bonuses tied to performance reflect that reality. The base range runs $23 to $25 per hour depending on experience, with profit sharing, a 401(k) match, and rental discounts rounding out the compensation picture.