AMLI Residential reviews

You get a decent set wage, can only make really good money if you are getting a lot of sales.

However, there are notable downsides to the role as well. During economic downturns, the rental discount becomes less meaningful as the overall cost of living rises. There is also pressure to move into management roles instead of receiving a livable wage while staying in the leasing consultant position, leading to feelings of being micromanaged. The industry tends to hire individuals who may lack proper customer service skills, affecting team dynamics and work quality. Leasing consultants are often at the bottom of the totem pole, seeing less of the financial benefits compared to others. While AI advancements threaten to make leasing consultants obsolete, it still can’t handle the unique and often demanding needs of residents, especially in luxury rentals. Additionally, dealing with difficult and unreasonable requests from residents is a frequent challenge. The difference between base pay and commission can also be a drawback, especially when commissions are not substantial.