Part-time leasing roles at well-established apartment operators tend to attract candidates who want real property management experience without a full-time commitment. At MG Properties, a company with three decades of ownership and management across the Western U.S., this position at Stone Cliff Apartments in Aurora carries more substance than a typical part-time leasing gig.
Your day centers on converting traffic into signed leases. That means greeting prospects, walking units, qualifying applicants, and preparing leases for signing. You'll also coordinate with maintenance to make sure new residents move in without hiccups, which requires staying on top of the make-ready schedule and communicating clearly across teams. Resident interaction doesn't stop at move-in: you'll field maintenance concerns, handle complaints professionally, and follow up on rent payment as needed. File accuracy matters here too. Rental data entry and lease file organization are part of the role, and the expectation is that paperwork stays current and complete.
The pay range is $22 to $23 per hour depending on experience, with paid time off and 48 hours of paid sick time included. Note that this position is anticipated to be filled in August 2026, so timing matters if you're planning ahead.
Aurora's apartment market sits in an interesting spot. The submarket has seen significant new supply in recent years, which means leasing teams at established communities compete on service quality and relationship-building, not just price. Consultants who can read a prospect's hesitation and respond with genuine knowledge about the community tend to outperform those who rely on a rehearsed pitch. If you're building a career in property management, the leasing consultant seat is where you develop the occupancy instincts and resident communication skills that carry over into assistant manager and eventually property manager roles. MG Properties promotes from within, so the part-time entry point here has a real career path attached to it.