There is a stretch of every deal the client never sees: the part between a property being secured and the contract being exchanged. You own that stretch. And you are the voice on the phone when we call to tell someone we have found it.
Our clients are, genuinely, great to talk to. Everyday Australians who have saved hard, done their homework and decided to back themselves. When we call to say we have found the one, that is one of the best phone calls in this business, and you are the person making it.
So we are looking for a big personality. Someone warm and charismatic who actually enjoys people, can hold a proper conversation about a significant financial decision, and leaves a client feeling looked after rather than processed.
Then there is the other half. Contracts get vetted, disclosure statements get checked, briefs get built. It is two jobs in one seat and we would rather say so plainly: the client contact of a coordination role, and the zero error standard of a compliance role. You will be on the phone in the morning and vetting legal documents in the afternoon, where guesswork is not forgiven.
Fast, charismatic and confident on the phone, paired with an eagle eye for detail. This is a high volume environment with real deadlines, and it suits someone who is energised by pace rather than drained by it. Warmth is not a nice to have here. A client is making a significant financial decision on the strength of your call, and how you sound decides whether they feel confident or nervous doing it.
The Buying Coordinator owns the contract and administrative engine that sits between a deal being secured and the contract being exchanged. You report directly to the Buyers Agent and associates for the team you work within.
The left column is the bar, and the first line of it matters as much as the rest. The right is the part people assume rules them out, and it does not.
Applications are by email. Send everything listed here in one message and we will come back to you. If you are the sort of person who would rather just ring us, we understand the instinct, but start with the email.
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