Deposit Administrator

Deposit Administrator (Lettings Administrator or Administrator) The main purpose of the Administrator role is to provide deposit negotiation, support services, and administration to branches, landlords, and tenants. What you receive as an Administrator: Salary of £23,875 per annum Support in training towards ARLA - NFOPP qualifications (additional £1000 once qualified) Team incentives 20 days annual leave (+ bank holidays) raising to 25 days annual leave with length of service Birthday holiday NO WEEKENDS Industry-leading training and development Demonstrable career ladder Opportunities for progression Collaborative, rewarding, ;and ;fun environment Key responsibilities of an Administrator: Liaising with landlords, tenants, branch staff, and client accounting Ensuring a smooth transition throughout the deposit process Advising and obtaining instructions from landlords and tenants at the end of the tenancy Administering Tenancy Deposit Scheme referrals Drawing up a schedule of costs based on the checkout report Mediate and negotiate between the parties regarding the disposal of the deposit. Ensure that relevant payments are instructed promptly and properly regarding contractors, deposits Essential skills and experience required to be a successful Administrator: Outstanding customer service skills Solid administration skills An ability to work to deadlines and to strict standards Organised and able to prioritise workload in a fast-paced environment Resilient, ..... full job details .....