Job Description
Engagement Details
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Engagement Type: Independent Contractor
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Location: Remote (India)
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Duration: 6 months (renewable based on performance and business need)
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Work Type: Project-based, paid per lease abstraction
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Primary Point of Contact: Lease Administration Manager / QA Lead
Role Overview
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The Lease Administrator will independently abstract commercial real estate leases and deliver accurate, client-ready abstracts in accordance with established abstraction standards. This is an output-based role intended for experienced professionals who can work with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities
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Abstract commercial real estate leases per defined abstraction standards
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Capture key lease data including rent, escalations, term, renewals, termination rights, CAM, taxes, insurance, utilities, exclusivity, and special clauses
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Review and cross-reference amendments against original leases
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Deliver complete, accurate, and client-ready abstracts
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Meet agreed turnaround timelines
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Maintain confidentiality and data security
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Address clarification requests identified during quality control (QC) review
Qualifications
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Minimum 3 years of commercial lease administration or lease abstraction experience
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Strong understanding of retail, office, and/or industrial leases
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Experience working with leases containing amendments and complex clauses
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Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
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Familiarity with lease administration platforms preferred
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Reliable internet connection and remote work capability
Payment Terms & Tax Withholding
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Contractors will be paid monthly based on approved abstracts completed during the month
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Payments will be processed as contractor fees and are not considered salary or wages
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Applicable tax withholding (including TDS) will be deducted as required under Indian tax laws
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Total tax withholding will be capped at the maximum statutory rate applicable to the contractor
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Contractors are responsible for their own tax filings and statutory compliance
Independent Contractor Status
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This engagement does not create an employer-employee relationship
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There is no guaranteed volume of work
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Contractors are responsible for their own equipment, internet access, workspace, and expenses
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No benefits, leave, or overtime apply
