Lease Renewal Coordinator

Keep renewal dates, resident responses, and approved paperwork on track.

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Responsibilities

Review upcoming expirations, reconcile dates against source records, and flag missing lease information.

Prepare and send approved communications, track responses, and route questions or counteroffers to the property manager.

Monitor signatures, update records after approval, and notify the team of unresolved renewals or expected move-outs.

Experience verification, English assessment, skills testing, references, and background checks. We also look for the role-specific judgment below.

Has worked with expiration reports, renewal offers, signature tracking, and resident follow-up.

Works backward from client deadlines and identifies exceptions early.

Distinguishes current approved terms from drafts and prevents outdated documents from being circulated.

Build a follow-up schedule from a sample expiration report.

Spot discrepancies between an approved offer and a draft renewal packet.

Draft a helpful reply to a resident requesting different terms, routing the decision appropriately.

Illustrative exercises, tailored to the role and your workflow.

Relevant tools may include AppFolio, Buildium, e-signature platforms, spreadsheets, and shared calendars.

Your team sets renewal pricing, notice timing, lease terms, and approval authority. The coordinator tracks and communicates the approved process.

The numbers this role is accountable for in your workflow.

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Every placement completes Core Foundations plus this role track. Your own SOPs are layered on at onboarding.

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