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I am talking about the ones that work for leasing companies such as "Chicago apartment finders" is it a good job? I know that it is a commission based job but how hard is it to rent an apartment? Is the income stable or one week you make some $$ and the other none?
A leasing agency's fee charged to the landlord is usually one month's rent, typically half of which goes to the leasing agent. So it could be that you make $2,000 one week, and $0 the next. That's the nature of a sales job. You're also on the hook for business expenses like car/gas/insurance, advertising/marketing fees, etc.
I am talking about the ones that work for leasing companies such as "Chicago apartment finders" is it a good job? I know that it is a commission based job but how hard is it to rent an apartment? Is the income stable or one week you make some $$ and the other none?
not much the big money is double ending listings (rep seller and buyer)
stephen s
san diego ca
I am talking about the ones that work for leasing companies such as "Chicago apartment finders" is it a good job? I know that it is a commission based job but how hard is it to rent an apartment? Is the income stable or one week you make some $$ and the other none?
My ex wife worked as a leasing agen in about 1995 and she made around 1600.00 plus maybe 20 mo in bonus. Not much but she got a free apt and there was no gas to drive to work.
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