How to become a Property Consultant - Skills & Job Description

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What's it like to be a Property Consultant?

A Property Consultant's responsibilities can range from advising clients about the market conditions, conducting property viewings, negotiating contracts and helping with the legal aspects of buying and selling properties. They could work for individual clients, property development companies or real estate agencies. They are commonly involved in residential or commercial property markets. A Property Consultant often needs to have a deep understanding of the real estate market, real estate laws, negotiation techniques and customer service.

Tasks and duties

Assessing and reviewing property value using various methodologies and market data.
Meeting with potential buyers or renters to showcase and explain the features of properties.
Negotiating contracts and deals on behalf of clients to ensure favourable terms and conditions.
Staying up to date with real estate market trends, property prices and relevant legislation.
Providing clients with recommendations and advice based on their property investment objectives.
Maintaining an extensive knowledge of the local property market, including understanding the advantages or limitations of certain areas or properties.
Creating detailed property reports and presenting them to clients.

Skills and experience employers are looking for

Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Property Consultant employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas.

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