Community Association Manager

Associa•Houston, TX

About The Position

The Community Association Manager is responsible for day-to-day management of a portfolio of community associations, including operations, financial oversight, vendor coordination, Board communication, and legal and policy compliance. The role requires proactive communication, sound judgment, strong organizational skills, and a customer-service focus. The manager oversees community operations, property inspections, compliance enforcement, architectural reviews, vendor coordination, and contract tracking. They serve as a primary contact for Boards and residents; prepare for and follow up on meetings; manage financial communications and invoice submissions; oversee vendor records and contract details; and plan community events. The position also requires adherence to company protocols, software systems, and reporting standards.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Two to five years of relevant experience managing communities.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and comfort learning new software.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, time management, and problem-solving skills.
  • Strong customer service approach and consistent follow-through.
  • Must meet background check requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Manage day-to-day community association operations in alignment with governing documents, contracts, and policies.
  • Conduct property inspections and enforce compliance.
  • Support architectural review processes.
  • Coordinate vendors and project bids using clear requests for proposals.
  • Track contract and insurance expirations in personal and community calendars.
  • Serve as the primary contact for Boards and residents and maintain proactive, professional communication with all Board members.
  • Respond to calls within 24 hours and emails within 48 hours; acknowledge requests and provide a timeline when a complete response will take longer.
  • Use phone communication regularly to build relationships and share a Zoom number with all Boards.
  • Provide weekly Board updates with action items, copying the supervisor; provide updates bi-weekly only with pre-approval.
  • Train Board and ACC members using Client Portal videos.
  • Prepare meeting materials, obtain supervisor review, and distribute them at least six days in advance.
  • Send annual meeting notices 30–60 days in advance as applicable.
  • Maintain a calendar of annual meetings and preparation deadlines using the Annual Meeting Checklist.
  • Send follow-up emails summarizing action steps within 24 hours of Board meetings.
  • Send draft meeting minutes to the supervisor within 48 hours of Board meetings.
  • Review and send financial statements to Boards within one to two business days of receipt.
  • Ensure Boards receive monthly financial statements by the 15th of each month, except December.
  • Notify the supervisor if a Board requests the SBB contract or if a major or billable project is assigned.
  • Submit invoices in PDF format to [email protected] and copy themselves.
  • Ensure Association and SBB details are correct on all contracts and invoices.
  • Keep vendor contact information current and maintain vendor lists in Vantaca.
  • Ensure contracts are signed by a Board member and do not sign contracts as the manager.
  • Plan community events and secure bids in advance, including holiday decor by August and summer events early in the year.
  • Submit custom welcome letters through the Internal IT Help Desk when needed.
  • Obtain leadership approval before recommending unapproved software or systems.
  • Adhere to company protocols, software systems, and reporting standards.
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