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A showing task is a task for you to show a rental unit to a prospective tenant on behalf of Collab.
When you complete a showing task, you are responsible for:
• Attending the showing at the scheduled time
• Giving the prospective tenant a walkthrough of the unit
• Capturing required information after the showing
• Submitting the task correctly in the Collab app
Showing tasks are created by Collab staff and made available to eligible Community Pros and Current Tenants.
Only approved and active Community Pros (CPs) or selected current Tenants can claim showing tasks.
To be eligible, you must:
Be fully onboarded
•Have an active CP status
•Have all required app permissions enabled (location, microphone, notifications)
•Not be restricted or suspended
If you do not see any showing tasks, it usually means:
•No tasks are currently available, or
•Your account is not eligible yet
To claim a showing task:
•Open the Collab App
•Go to the Tasks section
•Select an available Lease Showing Task
•Review the task details
•Tap Claim Task
Once claimed:
•The task is assigned to you
•You are responsible for completing it
•Other CPs will no longer be able to claim it
Only claim a task if you are confident you can attend the showing as scheduled
Before attending the showing, always review:
•Property address and unit details
•Showing date and time
•Special instructions from staff
•Access notes or restrictions
Make sure you understand:
•Where you need to be
•When you need to be there
•What is expected of you during and after the showing
If anything is unclear, contact support before the showing
After you claim a showing task:
•The showing task and related bookings are assigned to you
•When a prospective tenant makes a new booking it will appear in the task immediately. You will also receive an email and calendar event for the booking
•You are expected to attend the showing bookings
•You will receive reminders before the bookings
•You must complete all of the bookings and submit the required information in the app
After submission:
•Collab staff will review your task
•The task will be approved or rejected
•Approved tasks move toward payment or rewards
Failing to attend or submit a claimed task may affect your ability to receive future showing tasks.
A common feature of a real estate equity waterfall(the method by which capital is distributed to partners) is the preferred return or “pref”, which is a minimum annual return that the limited partners (you) are entitled to before the general partners (us) may begin receiving carried interest.
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
A common resource within real estate pro forma, Sources & Uses are shown in a table intended to serve as a roadmap surrounding where the project’s funding comes from (the “Sources of Funds”) and how that funding is to be spent (the “Uses of Funds”).
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