- firstly, the pay is truly awful. You get $125 for a lease. I got 6 leases once, and made $750. I net the company over 300k in potential profit. You are required to be very grateful for this. I have years of experience and made $21/hour on top of that, but people usually start out at $19. Even with ‘commissions,’ it’s not a livable wage in Los Angeles. My friends who work in restaurants make what I did in 1 week. Take into consideration that you won’t simply be a leaser, you will have to do myriad of things that aren’t stated in the job description. You’ll burn out eventually. - I can’t even count the number of times I had to deal with violent homeless people which should never be our job. It’s literal danger. I also had to clean up after a homeless person’s bodily functions, it was terrible. - senior level management is very cliquey, and if you fall out of their favor, they will slowly push you out. If you don’t worship the ground they walk on and show your eternal gratitude, they will single you out. - I dealt with some issues and went to HR, but they were never addressed. They truly don’t care. It’s really disheartening. - I can’t list the amount of petty, discriminatory behavior I witnessed. Managers talking poorly about applicants who didn’t qualify, talking down about residents after they left, it was really unprofessional and mean-spirited.
