Full-Time

Back of House Coordinator

Roofstock

Roofstock

201-500 employees

Marketplace for leased single-family rentals

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Charleston, SC, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management
Requirements
  • 2–3 years of experience in operations coordination, logistics, or hospitality support
  • Excellent attention to detail and time management
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to remain calm and responsive in fast-moving operational environments
  • Comfortable working both in the field and in office/warehouse environments
  • Tech savvy and experienced with mobile scheduling, task tools, or PMS platforms as well as Google Workspace
Responsibilities
  • Assist in managing warehouse and storage space, keeping areas tidy and organized
  • Track inventory usage and restock needs for consumables, linens, and key operating supplies both in central warehouses and satellite storage locations
  • Coordinate delivery or retrieval of inventory and supplies to/from homes as needed
  • Assist the Team Lead, Back of House with the management of housekeeping vendors and teams
  • Support the Team Lead, Back of House and other market team members with the coordination and management of third party maintenance vendors as needed
  • Log and report field activity data into our operational systems with accuracy and timeliness as needed
  • Execute market-level projects which touch multiple zones/teams and are better handled by the Back of House team than a specific zone team, such as updating branded materials around the market
  • Rotate between being warehouse-based and field-based as needed to support each day’s work
  • Other duties as assigned

Roofstock operates an online marketplace for buying single-family rental homes that are already leased, enabling investors to earn passive income without managing properties. Buyers browse certified, inspected properties that come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, increasing transparency and security. The platform earns money from transaction fees and value-added services like property management and investment coaching. Its differentiators are certified cash-flowing SFRs, a clear certification process with a money-back guarantee, and end-to-end services that support remote, hands-off investing, with the goal of making real estate accessible and liquid for individual investors.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series E

Total Funding

$371.6M

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Founded

2015

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Mynd merger integrates $85B property management market with institutional-scale efficiencies and expertise.
  • Casago STR division taps growing vacation rental market beyond core single-family rental focus.
  • Crypto partnership with Landshare and ForumPay enables stablecoin-based real estate purchases.

What critics are saying

  • Mynd integration failure disrupts technology platforms, property management systems, and investor workflows.
  • Rising interest rates above 6.5% compress SFR cap rates, reducing investor returns and transaction volume.
  • Regulatory crackdowns on institutional SFR consolidation eliminate institutional investor base and transaction volume.

What makes Roofstock unique

  • Merged with Mynd to combine technology, data, and property management into end-to-end SFR platform.
  • Manages 20,000+ rental homes and facilitated $9B in transactions as market leader.
  • Expanded into short-term rentals via Casago investment with franchises in Charleston, Tampa, Oregon Coast.

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Generous PTO Policy

12 Paid Holidays

Volunteer Time Off

Paid Parental Leave

401k Program

Wellness and home office/cell phone subsidies

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VRMA
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FinancialContent
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Business Wire
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