WSB Bayern | Germany | 81xxx, 80xxx Berlin | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 16.09.2026 on stepstone.de
Landlord Residential Property (m/f/d)
“We rent home!” Housing and settlement building Bayern GmbH & Co. OHG is part of the Doblinger group of companies and is a successful customer- and market-oriented company with the core business of the rental and management of its own property portfolio. WSB Bayern GmbH & Co. OHG manages approx. 20,000 units and approx. 100 commercial objects. Become part of our WSB team in Berlin- Charlottenburg as
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Own-responsible rental of free-funded apartments Acquisition of new tenants via different channels Creating flat rates Care of tenants Implementation of visits Creation and conclusion of rental contracts Implementation of housing advances and transfers Calculation of rents Processing of apartment announcements
Training in the real estate sector or adequate study of the real estate industry Professional experience in housing Self-employed and structured work Embossed service and customer orientation Communication strength and team capacity Very good MS-Office knowledge required driving licence class B
Attractive, performance-related remuneration Flexible working hours Occupational pension Additional insurance Extensive training and development opportunities Much responsibility and space for co-design Modern jobs in a pleasant environment Fitness cooperation Regular team and company events
Location
![]() | WSB Bayern | |
| 14057 Berlin | ||
| Germany |
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