Part-Time Leasing Consultant

The Junction at College Station, College Station, TX

Part Time

Entry Level

About University Partners
University Partners is a nationwide student housing and multifamily owner-operator focused on creating vibrant, well-run communities near campus. Our Leasing Consultants are the front line of the resident experience and play a major role in driving leasing performance in competitive student markets.

Role Overview
The Part-Time Leasing Consultant is responsible for leasing apartments, supporting resident needs, and representing the community both in the leasing office and through outreach efforts. This role is ideal for someone who is outgoing, detail-oriented, and enjoys working in a fast-paced, student-focused environment.

Key Responsibilities

Greet and assist prospective residents, parents, and visitors
Conduct tours of the community and apartments
Lease apartments in alignment with occupancy and leasing goals
Follow Fair Housing guidelines in all interactions
Respond to phone calls, emails, and walk-in traffic in a timely and professional manner
Enter and maintain prospect, applicant, and resident information in Entrata
Process applications, assist with verifications, and prepare lease documents
Ensure apartments are move-in ready and complete final inspections
Support lease renewals and resident retention efforts
Assist with resident communications and day-to-day office operations
Partner with the maintenance team to submit and follow up on work orders
Participate in outside marketing and outreach efforts as directed
Support move-in and turn-related activities as needed

Daily & Weekly Expectations

Maintain a clean, welcoming leasing office and tour path
Complete opening and closing procedures as scheduled
Follow up with prospects after tours via email and phone
Track leads, guest cards, and follow-up activity
Assist with resident requests and administrative tasks

What We’re Looking For

Strong customer service, sales, or hospitality experience
Ability to communicate confidently with students, parents, and team members
Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities
Positive attitude with a team-first mindset
Comfortable learning leasing systems and processes
Able to work weekends and flexible hours as needed

Education & Experience

High school diploma or GED required; college coursework or degree preferred
Prior leasing, sales, retail, or customer service experience a plus
Experience with Entrata or similar property management software preferred

Work Environment & Physical Requirements

Combination of office and outdoor work
Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift light items throughout the shift
Ability to work in varying weather conditions during tours and marketing events

Why Join University Partners

Work in a dynamic, campus-adjacent environment
Gain hands-on experience in leasing and property operations
Supportive team culture with opportunities to learn and grow
Flexible part-time scheduling

Ready to Apply?
If you enjoy working with people, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and want to be part of a student-focused community, we encourage you to apply.

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