Real Estate Administrative Assistant

Real Estate Administrative Assistant

Support agent schedules, listing paperwork, client communication, and daily administration.

People who know the work

Illustrative remote property operations professional

The day-to-day

What this person takes off your plate.

What this person takes off your plate.

A clear scope, reliable handoffs, and fewer details left waiting for your attention.

Support the daily schedule

Coordinate appointments, prepare meeting materials, and manage routine inbox requests using the agent’s priorities.

Keep records current

Organize listing paperwork, maintain contact details and property records, and prepare approved updates for the agent’s review.

Follow through on requests

Track administrative tasks, confirm handoffs, and prepare concise status updates so agents know what still needs attention.

Beyond the résumé

Relevant experience. Practical judgment.

Relevant experience. Practical judgment.

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

What Rithm Desk looks for

Real estate administration

Has supported agents or a brokerage and understands the pace of client requests and transaction deadlines.

Communication judgment

Can respond helpfully while routing advice and negotiation questions to the agent.

Organization

Maintains consistent file names, contact records, calendars, and follow-up ownership.

How ability can be demonstrated

Calendar exercise

Resolve overlapping appointments and draft revised confirmations.

Inbox exercise

Route a sample mix of client, vendor, and transaction messages.

Records exercise

Clean a fictional contact list while preserving notes and avoiding duplicate records.

Illustrative exercises, tailored to the role and your workflow.

Familiar with your systems.

Relevant tools may include Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, real estate CRMs, shared calendars, and document platforms.

Working within your team.

The client sets approved communications and access permissions. Advice, negotiations, and activities requiring a license remain with authorized professionals.

Make room for your next stage of growth.

Let’s define the responsibilities, experience, and schedule your team needs.