Polish Translator Jobs

I have identified four to five very inexpensive apartment listings in Poland and want the final deal to be even better for me. I will pass you each owner’s phone number, my ideal monthly figure, and any extra points I’d like included (lease length, deposit size, move-in date, etc.). Your job is to ring every landlord in Polish, build quick rapport, and steer the conversation toward a rent that sits comfortably below the advertised price while securing any other favourable terms we discuss beforehand. Native-level Polish, a clear phone presence, and prior experience persuading property owners or closing sales are essential because the whole value of this task lies in how convincingly you can negotiate live on the call. I don’t need formal market reports—just resul...

I already have a shortlist of budget-friendly studio flats across Poland; what I lack is a persuasive Polish-speaking closer who can ring each landlord and win the conversation in my favour. The target outcome is very clear: secure a lower monthly rent, lock in a multi-year lease, and shrink the upfront deposit—while stressing that my partner and I bring long-term stability, meticulous property care, and are ready to move in immediately. You’ll be talking to owners who expect callers to accept their asking terms without question, so I need someone with a proven record in real-estate negotiation, fluent Polish, and a working grasp of Polish rental regulations to flip that script. Use the right tone, position us as the dependable, headache-free tenants every landlord wants, and ...

I already have a short list of Polish listings advertising unusually low monthly rents. What I do not have is a fearless negotiator who can get the owners on the phone, break the ice about kaucia (deposit) and other upfront fees, and walk away with better terms for a stay of well over a year. Here is what I need done: • Contact each owner by phone first, then reinforce your offer with email or an on-site visit if it will help close the deal. • Position us as long-term, reliable tenants who will look after the property, keep it occupied, and pay on time—exactly the reassurance most Polish landlords, especially older ones, want to hear. • Push to reduce or remove the deposit and, where possible, shave the monthly rent without jeopardising the offer. • Keep de...