Community Manager - St Louis, MO

2B Residential•St Louis, MO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

2B Residential is seeking an experienced Community Manager for The Rail, a Class A multifamily community in St. Louis, Missouri. The Community Manager oversees the community’s day-to-day operations, financial performance, resident satisfaction, and team leadership. The role focuses on maximizing occupancy and revenue while delivering an outstanding living experience for residents. The position calls for a positive, engaging, self-motivated professional who communicates well and enjoys working with people.

Requirements

At least three years of property management experience.
High school diploma required.
Excellent communication and customer service abilities.
Positive, engaging, and self-motivated approach; enjoys working with people.

Nice To Haves

College degree preferred.
Relevant training or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

Approve prospective resident applications, discounts, and renewal leases, and sign leases.
Provide excellent customer service to prospective and current residents and promote a quality living experience.
Maintain budgeted occupancy levels, rental rates, and other property goals.
Prepare, execute, and monitor the operating budget; control expenses and maintain effective rental collections.
Prepare, analyze, and evaluate property status reports, including financial statements, variance reports, and occupancy reports.
Prepare and submit property invoices accurately.
Maintain knowledge of market conditions.
Develop and implement resident retention, marketing, and advertising programs.
Manage resident issues.
Manage vendor selection and vendor relations.
Manage petty cash held on the property.
Maintain an organized resident information file system.
Audit property files and status reports for timely and accurate completion.
Conduct property inspections to maintain visual appeal and hazard-free conditions.
Communicate with the supervisor and/or property owners about the overall function of the property.
Inspect buildings and grounds for safety and cleanliness and notify maintenance of needed repairs.
Report general liability and property loss claims accurately and on time.
Shop competitive properties.
Prepare and practice emergency plans, including evacuation, earthquake, or inclement weather drills, and determine where people will go during an emergency or disaster.