OVERVIEW: Our team is searching for a detail-oriented commercial real estate(retail, warehouse, office) property manager/leasing assistant (20-40 hours per week) with 1 years of previous US commercial real estate experience property management and leasing experience. TASKS: - Managing tenants and leases on rentredi.com - Use gmail to respond to leasing inquiries and tenant emails - Use google drive to organize all paperwork, leases, and other files - trello.com for task management - Post on thumbtack.com, angi.com, and nextdoor.com for contractors. - Use google voice to follow up with contractors and schedule repairs. - Use google voice and gmail to follow up with leasing leads - Use google voice to contact local utility department, such as electricity, water, trash etc. and manage utility bills - Use facebook marketplace to post leasing ads and respond to daily leasing inquiries - Use Loopnet, commercialcafe, costar etc. to post leasing ads and respond to daily leasing inquiries - Verify bills - Draft lease from templates based on drafted letter of intent REQUIREMENTS: - *1 year of US COMMERCIAL real estate experience* - Speak & write in fluent English - Work between 9am-6pm MST weekdays - Experience with a property management software (we use rentredi mostly) - Familiarity using Slack for communication - Familiarity with google suites: docs, sheets, drive, voice, gmail - Familiarity using VPN - Familiarity trello - Familiarity with real estate leasing software, residential or commercial - Available for at least 20 hours a week, can become fulltime depending on experience. PROVIDED: - Access to all google tools - Access to all commercial leasing tools and instructions on how to respond to leasing inquiries - Access to property management softwares - VPN HOURS: 20-40 hours/week If you're interested, send us resume and answer these questions: 1. Summarize your US commercial real estate experience, including the types of properties you’ve managed, the state they are located in, and the square footage of each 2. Share a challenging experience you’ve had managing US commercial real estate and how you handled it.