CMA Assistant Community Manager

Community Management Associates•Augusta, GA

40d•$17 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

The On-Site Assistant Property Manager reports to the Property Manager and management agent and receives all directions from the management agent. The On-Site Assistant Property Manager must respect the positions of the Board of Directors but should not receive direct work orders from board members unless receives prior authority from the management agent to do so.

Requirements

Working knowledge of the budgeting process
Working knowledge of Windows operating systems
Project management skills
Strong interpersonal communication and organizational skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work M-F
Ability to work some nights and weekends
College degree preferred, or relevant work experience required.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and Outlook email.
Onsite work location in a typical office environment.
Physical demands may involve processing, lifting & moving incoming & outgoing boxes (25 to 30 pounds).
Lengthy periods of sitting, standing, bending, and stooping are required.

Responsibilities

Violation drives 3 days a week.
The submission of ARC request to the architect and relay the decision to the homeowner.
Send weekly Buzz information to the Association.
Complete and update the monthly information in the Gazette.
Update the website and provide new Homeowner access.
Coordinate Events throughout the community.
Assist the Homeowner Association in the competitive bidding process for property improvements, standard maintenance issues and contracts.
Assist in the coordination of the Annual meeting and Election of Board Members.
Provide input in selection of contractors and in developing contract specifications.
Supervise contractors providing recurring services and monitor specific contractor performance to ensure substantial compliance with contract specifications.
Perform regular site visits to maintain knowledge or property.
Receive service requests for repairs or maintenance of property; common grounds, monuments, signage, street lighting, paving, play parks, tennis courts, pool, Clubhouse, and any other amenities.
Arrange for prompt response to emergency service requests.
May also serve in receptionist and administrative assistant roles to handle incoming telephone calls, typing of reports, correspondence and to maintain records of the Association for files.
Research and supply information to Board or Committees as needed for rules, violation reports and Declaration of Covenants.
Coordinate legal issues with Association’s Attorney of Record.
Prepare Annual Budget to include contract pricing, review insurance needs and costs, project operating costs per line item on budget and review for capital improvement expenditures for facility and equipment.
Enforce Community Rules and Regulations as stipulated by Board and Covenants.
Communicate Board or Committee decisions to residents living in Community.
Partner with homeowner committees to implement approved decisions for activities of the Association, i.e., tennis, pool, finance, landscape, social, covenants and ACC.
Assist Activities Director, Tennis Director, Pool Guards or Manager in the implementation of their duties, including drafting emails and/or newsletter articles to residents.
Work with Developer/Board to create viable Association and transition it to homeowners.
Attend monthly Board meetings, prepare Agenda, follow up and implement Board action items.
Attend, when necessary, Committee meetings or Association functions.
Coordinate local County and Association functions or inspections or repairs of facilities as needed.
Serve as liaison between the Board, homeowners, and vendors.