Could You Be Better At Ray White?

3 years ago•By Rachel Wallace

At Ray white our people are our greatest investment. If you are interested in a career in Property Management we have put together a list of why working for Ray White Frankston is different to any other Property Management team.

Our Points Of Difference:

No weekend work required, all property managers only work Monday to Friday
Administrative support provided
No accounts related work required, full accounts support
Work from home days available to PM’s
Ongoing support and training both inhouse and externally
Leasing team provided, never have to process another application or complete another open for inspection
Choose the size of your portfolio, you can manage 150 or you can manage 200, you decide
Transparent pay structure and bonus commissions paid on achieving KPI’s
New Business team who list and onboard all new listings to the company
Caring and supporting team of experienced property managers
Latest technology to make your job easier, fully paperless property management department
VCAT training and support from department head until you feel confident to tackle it on your own
Customer care team to handle high maintenance clients and help deal with disputes so you don’t feel like you’re on your own.

If you are ready to go further, find out how a career in real estate could work for you.

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