Finance and Leasing Jobs
- Financial analysts are important to businesses and individuals when it is time to make an investment. You will find financial analysts who specialize in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and many other dividend-earning opportunities. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, financial analysts can be divided into two categories; the buying side and the selling side. The overall job of a financial analyst is to find the best investment opportunity for their client.
- For renters who are not ready to buy a home, a leasing agent can be helpful in securing a new lease. Some states required leasing agents to have an active real estate license to lease properties. A real estate leasing agent should have in depth knowledge of nearby cities and towns to show potential renters. The jobs duties of a real estate leasing agent are to show properties, create leasing agreements and collect rental deposits.
- Loan officers are a great resource for those who want a better chance for loan approval. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a license is a requirement to be a loan officer, and most loan officers receive on-the-job training. When businesses or individuals are ready to take out a loan, a loan officer will find an appropriate loan with a higher chance of approval. Loan officers can work within financial institutions or on an independent basis.
- Equipment leasing agents focus on business-to-business contact. As an equipment leasing agent, you will need to maintain and address the problems or concerns of your client. This job requires a bachelor's degree in business or sales experience. The job duties include contacting businesses by phone or through advertisement and finding the right equipment of their needs. Equipment leasing agents are also known as corporate account managers.