Real Estate Jobs: Property Management and Agent Support

Property management, agent support, leasing and listing media work.

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Property Management Real Estate Support Virtual Tours Market Research

Real estate runs on peaks. A brokerage listing eleven properties in a month needs photography, virtual tours, comparative market analyses and showing coverage all at once, then needs almost none of it the following month.

That pattern suits contract work, and it is what this category is built around. Alongside project work there are steady property management and leasing positions for owners and management companies.

Real Estate roles you will find here

Property Manager

Tenant relations, rent collection, maintenance coordination, inspections and compliance across residential and commercial portfolios.

Typical rate $22-$50/hr

Real Estate Assistant

Listing coordination, transaction paperwork, CRM management, scheduling and marketing support for agents. Frequently remote.

Typical rate $20-$40/hr

Virtual Tour Photographer

3D scanning, listing photography, floor plans and drone exterior work, priced per property with volume arrangements common.

Typical rate $150-$500/property

Market Research Analyst

Comparative market analyses, rental comps, neighborhood and investment research for agents, investors and developers.

Typical rate $25-$70/hr

Leasing Agent

Showings, applicant screening, lease preparation and move-in coordination for apartment communities and management companies.

Typical rate $18-$35/hr plus commission

Rates reflect typical US market ranges for this category and are shown to help you judge a posting. Actual pay is set by the employer and agreed with you directly.

Common real estate job titles

Postings in this category are advertised under a wide range of titles. These are the ones that appear most often:

  • Property manager
  • Assistant property manager
  • Leasing consultant
  • Real estate transaction coordinator
  • Listing coordinator
  • Real estate photographer
  • 3D virtual tour technician
  • Showing assistant
  • Real estate appraiser assistant
  • Tenant relations coordinator
  • Maintenance coordinator
  • Real estate market analyst

How hiring works here

  1. Build one profile. Your skills, credentials and availability live in a single place, so you never rewrite a resume for an individual listing.
  2. Get matched to open work. Employers post directly and you are matched against your stated availability, often within minutes for urgent coverage.
  3. Agree terms and keep everything. You settle the rate with the employer. No commission is deducted at any point, by either side.

Real Estate jobs: common questions

Do I need a real estate license?

It depends on the role and the state. Leasing and showing work often requires a license, while assistant, coordination, photography, research and many property management roles do not. Each posting states the requirement.

Is this work project based or ongoing?

Both. Photography, virtual tours and market research are typically per-property or per-project, while property management, leasing and agent support are usually ongoing positions.

Can real estate support work be done remotely?

Transaction coordination, CRM management, marketing support and market research are commonly fully remote. Showings, inspections and photography obviously require being on site.

Do I need my own equipment for virtual tours?

Usually yes. Postings generally expect you to bring your own 3D camera and, where drone exteriors are involved, an appropriate certification.

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No platform fees, no commission and no subscription — for workers or employers.