Real Estate Agent - Real Estate Agents assist the buyers and sellers to buy or sell a property. They serve as a platform through which buyers and sellers can coordinate with one another and reach an agreement.
Real Estate Broker - A Real Estate Broker is responsible for negotiations between buyer and seller parties and for arranging real estate transactions.
Real Estate Property Manager - A Real Estate Property Manager is responsible to take care of the property, both financially and physically as well as the tenants.
Leasing Agent - A Leasing Agent is usually the first person to come in contact with potential tenants. They help homeowners to find tenants. They have to ensure that the property stays occupied at all times. Moreover, they run a verification check on potential tenants to make sure they have a clear track record. It is also the responsibility of leasing agents to prepare and execute marketing strategies that would attract potential renters.
Appraiser - Appraisers conduct formal appraisals of real property or land before it is sold, mortgaged, taxed, insured, or developed. They evaluate properties to establish market values and property ratings using internal and external sources.
Property Manager - Property Managers manage financial matters, coordinate maintenance work, enforce leases, and prepare performance reports of a property.
Leasing Consultant - Leasing Consultants are rental property specialists who interact with tenants on behalf of landlords and property management companies. They assist potential and existing tenants with viewing of properties, lease terms and prices, rental applications, and lease negotiation and renewal.