Lettings Administrator Salary: £27,000 £32,000 per annum London (W6, Office based) Working hours: 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday with a one-hour lunch break, and 2 Saturdays per month from 10am to 3pm Are you a proactive and organised individual with a passion for property management At Mind The Flat, one of London's leading co-living property management companies, we are currently seeking a Lettings Administrator to join our dynamic team. This is a great opportunity to join a fun, friendly team of people who all encourage innovative thinking while supporting you whilst you develop your property management skills. In this role, you will report directly to our Head of Property Management and be responsible for liaising with landlords, tenants, contractors, and various internal departments. We are looking for someone who thrives under pressure while ensuring excellent client care and attention to detail. Key Responsibilities: Manage all aspects of tenant enquiries and tenancy applications, keeping tenants informed on a regular basis. Process application forms and maintain an up-to-date Applications Register. Coordinate property inspections and client meetings, ensuring an excellent standard of customer service. Negotiate leases with tenants, manage security deposits, and mediate any disputes between landlords and tenants. Organise end of tenancy procedures, including necessary works, and ensure timely delivery of property reports. About You: You will have at least 2 years of experience in lettings administration. Exceptional communication and customer service skills. Strong organisational and planning skills. Ambitious, highly motivated, and a good team player with a positive attitude. Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively. Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required: Customer Service Skills: Property Managers work with tenants to make them happy, and work to get new tenants. Negotiating Skills: Property Managers will have to work out details with potential tenants, put bids out for work or service on the property, and deal with many people in the community. Organisational Skills: There are many facets to a Property Manager's day working with tenants, with local government, with public works and paying bills. Organisation to get it all done is key. Communication Skills: Property Managers often must speak with tenants, resolve disputes, entice new tenants, answer questions and hire workers. Good communication is essential. Excellent customer service skills. Benefits: Company events that foster team spirit. Cycle to work scheme promoting a healthy lifestyle. Electric bike salary sacrifices for eco-friendly commuting. Store discounts for team members. At Mind The Flat, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you're ready to join our fun and friendly team and develop your property management career, please send your CV now.
09/09/2026
Full time
Lettings Administrator Salary: £27,000 £32,000 per annum London (W6, Office based) Working hours: 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday with a one-hour lunch break, and 2 Saturdays per month from 10am to 3pm Are you a proactive and organised individual with a passion for property management At Mind The Flat, one of London's leading co-living property management companies, we are currently seeking a Lettings Administrator to join our dynamic team. This is a great opportunity to join a fun, friendly team of people who all encourage innovative thinking while supporting you whilst you develop your property management skills. In this role, you will report directly to our Head of Property Management and be responsible for liaising with landlords, tenants, contractors, and various internal departments. We are looking for someone who thrives under pressure while ensuring excellent client care and attention to detail. Key Responsibilities: Manage all aspects of tenant enquiries and tenancy applications, keeping tenants informed on a regular basis. Process application forms and maintain an up-to-date Applications Register. Coordinate property inspections and client meetings, ensuring an excellent standard of customer service. Negotiate leases with tenants, manage security deposits, and mediate any disputes between landlords and tenants. Organise end of tenancy procedures, including necessary works, and ensure timely delivery of property reports. About You: You will have at least 2 years of experience in lettings administration. Exceptional communication and customer service skills. Strong organisational and planning skills. Ambitious, highly motivated, and a good team player with a positive attitude. Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively. Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required: Customer Service Skills: Property Managers work with tenants to make them happy, and work to get new tenants. Negotiating Skills: Property Managers will have to work out details with potential tenants, put bids out for work or service on the property, and deal with many people in the community. Organisational Skills: There are many facets to a Property Manager's day working with tenants, with local government, with public works and paying bills. Organisation to get it all done is key. Communication Skills: Property Managers often must speak with tenants, resolve disputes, entice new tenants, answer questions and hire workers. Good communication is essential. Excellent customer service skills. Benefits: Company events that foster team spirit. Cycle to work scheme promoting a healthy lifestyle. Electric bike salary sacrifices for eco-friendly commuting. Store discounts for team members. At Mind The Flat, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you're ready to join our fun and friendly team and develop your property management career, please send your CV now.
Housing Manager Supported Housing Location: Berkshire Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience About the Role Due to company expansion, our client is looking for an additional experienced and proactive Housing Manager to take ownership of a growing supported housing portfolio. This is a hands-on role for someone who understands housing management but also wants the opportunity to build, improve and develop a housing function as an organisation grows. You will be responsible for the day-to-day management of their properties and tenancies, including rent and Housing Benefit, compliance, repairs, voids, occupancy agreements, resident issues and relationships with landlords, local authorities and partner organisations. You will work closely with care and support providers while maintaining clear boundaries between the housing and support functions. They are looking for someone who takes ownership, solves problems and is comfortable working in an environment where they will initially need to wear several hats. What You'll Be Responsible For: Taking ownership of the day-to-day housing management function across our client s supported housing portfolio. Managing tenancies, licences and occupancy agreements from sign-up through to move-on or termination. Overseeing rent accounts, Housing Benefit claims, arrears and income collection. Liaising with Housing Benefit teams and local authorities to resolve claims and payment issues. Managing voids and ensuring properties are prepared and occupied as efficiently as possible. Carrying out regular property and tenancy inspections. Coordinating repairs and maintenance with landlords, contractors and relevant teams. Maintaining oversight of property compliance including gas, electrical, fire, legionella and other relevant statutory requirements. Managing housing-related complaints, ASB, neighbour disputes and breaches of occupancy agreements. Maintaining accurate housing, property and compliance records. Building strong working relationships with landlords, Registered Providers, local authorities, commissioners and other partners. Supporting the mobilisation and onboarding of new properties and supported housing schemes. Producing regular management information covering occupancy, voids, arrears, rent collection, repairs and compliance. Developing and improving housing policies, procedures, systems and controls as the organisation grows. Identifying risks and ensuring issues are followed through to resolution. What They re Looking For You will ideally have: At least two years' experience in housing management, preferably within supported housing, social housing, temporary accommodation, HMOs or a similar environment. Good knowledge of Housing Benefit and Universal Credit housing costs. Experience managing rent accounts, arrears and income collection. Practical knowledge of tenancy and licence agreements and housing management processes. Experience dealing with housing-related matters involving vulnerable adults. Good understanding of residential property compliance and health and safety requirements. Experience working with landlords, local authorities, Housing Benefit teams and contractors. Strong organisational and record-keeping skills. Confidence managing multiple properties, priorities and deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good IT skills and confidence using housing or property management systems. An understanding of safeguarding and appropriate escalation procedures. Experience of supported / specified accommodation, Registered Providers, eligible service charges, supported housing rent structures or mobilisation of new schemes would be particularly advantageous. The Person They re Looking For Qualifications and experience are important, but they are equally interested in how you work. They want someone who: Takes ownership and follows things through. Is highly organised and able to manage competing priorities. Doesn't wait to be told what to do when they can see something needs addressing. Are comfortable solving problems and making decisions. Can build positive relationships while also having difficult conversations when required. Has strong attention to detail, particularly around compliance and documentation. Can work independently while being a collaborative member of the wider team. Wants to help build something rather than simply inherit an established housing department. Why Join Our Client Our client is at an exciting stage of its development. Their portfolio is growing, and this role provides the opportunity to take genuine ownership of the housing management function and help shape how it develops. You won't simply be managing an existing system. You will have the opportunity to improve processes, introduce better systems, establish strong housing management standards and help build the infrastructure required for future growth. As the portfolio expands, there will also be the opportunity to help develop the wider housing team and take on increased responsibility. If you are an experienced housing professional who enjoys taking ownership, improving services and helping organisations grow, our client would be very interested in hearing from you. Requirements: Enhanced DBS check our client will arrange this. Right to work in the UK.
08/09/2026
Full time
Housing Manager Supported Housing Location: Berkshire Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience About the Role Due to company expansion, our client is looking for an additional experienced and proactive Housing Manager to take ownership of a growing supported housing portfolio. This is a hands-on role for someone who understands housing management but also wants the opportunity to build, improve and develop a housing function as an organisation grows. You will be responsible for the day-to-day management of their properties and tenancies, including rent and Housing Benefit, compliance, repairs, voids, occupancy agreements, resident issues and relationships with landlords, local authorities and partner organisations. You will work closely with care and support providers while maintaining clear boundaries between the housing and support functions. They are looking for someone who takes ownership, solves problems and is comfortable working in an environment where they will initially need to wear several hats. What You'll Be Responsible For: Taking ownership of the day-to-day housing management function across our client s supported housing portfolio. Managing tenancies, licences and occupancy agreements from sign-up through to move-on or termination. Overseeing rent accounts, Housing Benefit claims, arrears and income collection. Liaising with Housing Benefit teams and local authorities to resolve claims and payment issues. Managing voids and ensuring properties are prepared and occupied as efficiently as possible. Carrying out regular property and tenancy inspections. Coordinating repairs and maintenance with landlords, contractors and relevant teams. Maintaining oversight of property compliance including gas, electrical, fire, legionella and other relevant statutory requirements. Managing housing-related complaints, ASB, neighbour disputes and breaches of occupancy agreements. Maintaining accurate housing, property and compliance records. Building strong working relationships with landlords, Registered Providers, local authorities, commissioners and other partners. Supporting the mobilisation and onboarding of new properties and supported housing schemes. Producing regular management information covering occupancy, voids, arrears, rent collection, repairs and compliance. Developing and improving housing policies, procedures, systems and controls as the organisation grows. Identifying risks and ensuring issues are followed through to resolution. What They re Looking For You will ideally have: At least two years' experience in housing management, preferably within supported housing, social housing, temporary accommodation, HMOs or a similar environment. Good knowledge of Housing Benefit and Universal Credit housing costs. Experience managing rent accounts, arrears and income collection. Practical knowledge of tenancy and licence agreements and housing management processes. Experience dealing with housing-related matters involving vulnerable adults. Good understanding of residential property compliance and health and safety requirements. Experience working with landlords, local authorities, Housing Benefit teams and contractors. Strong organisational and record-keeping skills. Confidence managing multiple properties, priorities and deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good IT skills and confidence using housing or property management systems. An understanding of safeguarding and appropriate escalation procedures. Experience of supported / specified accommodation, Registered Providers, eligible service charges, supported housing rent structures or mobilisation of new schemes would be particularly advantageous. The Person They re Looking For Qualifications and experience are important, but they are equally interested in how you work. They want someone who: Takes ownership and follows things through. Is highly organised and able to manage competing priorities. Doesn't wait to be told what to do when they can see something needs addressing. Are comfortable solving problems and making decisions. Can build positive relationships while also having difficult conversations when required. Has strong attention to detail, particularly around compliance and documentation. Can work independently while being a collaborative member of the wider team. Wants to help build something rather than simply inherit an established housing department. Why Join Our Client Our client is at an exciting stage of its development. Their portfolio is growing, and this role provides the opportunity to take genuine ownership of the housing management function and help shape how it develops. You won't simply be managing an existing system. You will have the opportunity to improve processes, introduce better systems, establish strong housing management standards and help build the infrastructure required for future growth. As the portfolio expands, there will also be the opportunity to help develop the wider housing team and take on increased responsibility. If you are an experienced housing professional who enjoys taking ownership, improving services and helping organisations grow, our client would be very interested in hearing from you. Requirements: Enhanced DBS check our client will arrange this. Right to work in the UK.
Trainee Property Maintenance Operative West Lothian and Central Scotland £26,000 to £27,000 + Performance Bonus + Overtime + Full Training + Career Progression Looking for a job you'll actually enjoy If you're happiest sitting behind a desk all day, this isn't the role for you. But if you enjoy being outdoors, like practical work, take pride in doing things properly and want to be part of a team where people genuinely enjoy working together, you'll probably fit in really well. Let's be honest. Most jobs around this salary all sound pretty similar. They promise a "great team", "career progression" and "excellent opportunities", but once you start, it's just another place where you're expected to turn up, keep your head down and watch the clock until it's time to go home. This opportunity is different. Our client has built a business around looking after both its customers and its people. They're growing quickly, they've got ambitious plans for the future, and they're looking for someone who wants to become part of that journey. If you're looking for somewhere you'll be treated with respect, trusted to get on with your job, enjoy working with the people around you and have the chance to build a long-term career, they would love to hear from you. Why People Stay Our client is not going to pretend this is the highest-paid job you'll ever see. What they can honestly say is that it's the kind of place where people enjoy coming to work. You'll be joining a friendly, down-to-earth team where everyone pulls their weight, helps each other out and enjoys a bit of banter along the way. Management genuinely cares about its people, listens when something isn't right and wants everyone to enjoy what they do. One of the biggest differences is the way the working day is managed. You're paid for the day's work, not for standing around until a certain time. If the job is finished, it's been completed properly and the customer is happy, you head home. If that's earlier than expected, you still get paid for the full day. The company believes that if people work hard, do a great job and look after the customer, they deserve that flexibility. It's built on trust, and it's one of the reasons the team enjoys working here. What You'll Be Doing No two days are exactly the same. You'll work alongside experienced team members carrying out specialist exterior property maintenance across residential and commercial properties throughout Central Scotland. Your work will include: Roof cleaning Driveway and patio cleaning Soft washing Gutter clearing Exterior building cleaning Commercial property maintenance You'll be working outdoors, using professional equipment, learning specialist skills and seeing the difference you've made at the end of every job. It's practical, active work where you can take real pride in the results. What you'll receive: £26,000 to £27,000 starting salary Performance bonus Overtime opportunities Full training, so experience isn't essential Genuine opportunities to progress as the company continues to grow Company pension Paid holidays High-quality uniform and PPE Modern vans and professional equipment Supportive management who genuinely care about your wellbeing A varied role where no two days are the same The chance to build a long-term career with a growing Scottish business Is this the right job for you You don't need experience in exterior cleaning because our client will teach you everything you need to know. They're far more interested in finding someone who's reliable, willing to learn and takes pride in doing a proper day's work. Essential requirements: Full UK Driving Licence Right to work in the UK Physically fit and comfortable working outdoors Reliable with excellent timekeeping If you're looking for somewhere you can learn new skills, enjoy your working day and become part of a business that's going places, our client would love to hear from you. Apply today with your CV and a short introduction telling them a little about yourself and why this opportunity appeals to you. As part of the recruitment process, shortlisted applicants will complete a short online assessment that takes around 10 minutes. It's designed to help both you and our client make sure the role is the right fit before progressing to a telephone interview and a paid trial day, giving you the opportunity to meet the team, experience the role and decide whether it's somewhere you can see yourself building your future.
01/09/2026
Full time
Trainee Property Maintenance Operative West Lothian and Central Scotland £26,000 to £27,000 + Performance Bonus + Overtime + Full Training + Career Progression Looking for a job you'll actually enjoy If you're happiest sitting behind a desk all day, this isn't the role for you. But if you enjoy being outdoors, like practical work, take pride in doing things properly and want to be part of a team where people genuinely enjoy working together, you'll probably fit in really well. Let's be honest. Most jobs around this salary all sound pretty similar. They promise a "great team", "career progression" and "excellent opportunities", but once you start, it's just another place where you're expected to turn up, keep your head down and watch the clock until it's time to go home. This opportunity is different. Our client has built a business around looking after both its customers and its people. They're growing quickly, they've got ambitious plans for the future, and they're looking for someone who wants to become part of that journey. If you're looking for somewhere you'll be treated with respect, trusted to get on with your job, enjoy working with the people around you and have the chance to build a long-term career, they would love to hear from you. Why People Stay Our client is not going to pretend this is the highest-paid job you'll ever see. What they can honestly say is that it's the kind of place where people enjoy coming to work. You'll be joining a friendly, down-to-earth team where everyone pulls their weight, helps each other out and enjoys a bit of banter along the way. Management genuinely cares about its people, listens when something isn't right and wants everyone to enjoy what they do. One of the biggest differences is the way the working day is managed. You're paid for the day's work, not for standing around until a certain time. If the job is finished, it's been completed properly and the customer is happy, you head home. If that's earlier than expected, you still get paid for the full day. The company believes that if people work hard, do a great job and look after the customer, they deserve that flexibility. It's built on trust, and it's one of the reasons the team enjoys working here. What You'll Be Doing No two days are exactly the same. You'll work alongside experienced team members carrying out specialist exterior property maintenance across residential and commercial properties throughout Central Scotland. Your work will include: Roof cleaning Driveway and patio cleaning Soft washing Gutter clearing Exterior building cleaning Commercial property maintenance You'll be working outdoors, using professional equipment, learning specialist skills and seeing the difference you've made at the end of every job. It's practical, active work where you can take real pride in the results. What you'll receive: £26,000 to £27,000 starting salary Performance bonus Overtime opportunities Full training, so experience isn't essential Genuine opportunities to progress as the company continues to grow Company pension Paid holidays High-quality uniform and PPE Modern vans and professional equipment Supportive management who genuinely care about your wellbeing A varied role where no two days are the same The chance to build a long-term career with a growing Scottish business Is this the right job for you You don't need experience in exterior cleaning because our client will teach you everything you need to know. They're far more interested in finding someone who's reliable, willing to learn and takes pride in doing a proper day's work. Essential requirements: Full UK Driving Licence Right to work in the UK Physically fit and comfortable working outdoors Reliable with excellent timekeeping If you're looking for somewhere you can learn new skills, enjoy your working day and become part of a business that's going places, our client would love to hear from you. Apply today with your CV and a short introduction telling them a little about yourself and why this opportunity appeals to you. As part of the recruitment process, shortlisted applicants will complete a short online assessment that takes around 10 minutes. It's designed to help both you and our client make sure the role is the right fit before progressing to a telephone interview and a paid trial day, giving you the opportunity to meet the team, experience the role and decide whether it's somewhere you can see yourself building your future.
