Who this is for: Anyone considering applying to become a Landing General Host.
What Landing is
Landing offers fully furnished, flexible apartments in cities across the country. Hosts are the team members who keep that experience running on the ground, making sure every home is ready and every member is supported.
What a General Host does
The General Host role is varied and suits people who are reliable, detail oriented, and comfortable working independently. These are the main duties.
Shopping and item delivery. Pick up items from stores and bring them to Landing homes to replace essentials between reservations.
Field support. Assist local General Managers, the Landing staff who run day to day operations in your market, with operational and administrative tasks in the field.
New home setup. Work alongside Landing movers, designers, and photographers to stage and prepare new homes joining the network.
Administrative task support. Fill out forms, copy keys, and run other errands.
Member support. Occasionally assist a member during check in so their arrival goes smoothly.
Beyond these duties, special projects come up regularly. They call for proactive problem solving, attention to detail, and a resourceful approach.
How the hours and jobs work
General Hosts work as independent contractors. You choose which jobs to claim from the ones available, so you decide how much you take on and when.
There is no minimum number of hours you have to work, and Landing does not guarantee a set amount of work either. How much you do depends on what is available in your market and what you choose to claim.
Errand, shopping, and home staging jobs usually take 2 to 3 hours.
How you get paid
Landing pays Hosts weekly through Stripe. See Landing Host Pay for the payout schedule and how payments reach your bank account.
How to apply
Apply through the Landing Host application form.
Read these before you apply
These articles cover the financial and operational details of the Host position.