Property Manager - Landmark & West Side Commons

Gorman & Company•Wausau, WI

1d•$60,000 - $70,000•Onsite

About The Position

Lead the day-to-day success of two affordable housing communities in Wausau, Wisconsin—Landmark, a 94-unit LIHTC & PBV community, and West Side Commons, a 56-unit LIHTC community. We’re looking for an experienced Property Manager who understands affordable housing, can lead a team, and is ready to take ownership of leasing, compliance, financial performance, resident relations, and overall property operations.

Requirements

3+ years of property management experience, with previous supervisory or team leadership experience preferred.
Experience managing affordable housing communities, with direct LIHTC experience strongly preferred; PBV experience is a plus.
Strong understanding of leasing, resident relations, compliance, property operations, and financial management.
Ability to manage budgets, review financial performance, and make sound operational decisions.
Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills with a customer-focused approach.
Ability to build effective relationships with residents, team members, vendors, and internal partners.
High school diploma or equivalent required; proficiency with Microsoft Office and property management software preferred.

Nice To Haves

Previous supervisory or team leadership experience
PBV experience

Responsibilities

Lead the daily operations of both communities, providing direction, coaching, and support to onsite team members while maintaining appropriate staffing and performance.
Oversee leasing and occupancy efforts, including lead follow-up, tours, applications, renewals, resident retention, and marketing initiatives.
Manage affordable housing compliance requirements, including LIHTC and PBV certifications, resident documentation, recertifications, and coordination with the Compliance team.
Monitor property financial performance, including rent collection, accounts receivable, expenses, invoices, resident charges, and annual budget performance; identify variances and take corrective action as needed.
Oversee resident relations and administrative processes, including notices, resident concerns, move-ins and move-outs, evictions, and court-related matters.
Partner with maintenance and vendors to ensure service requests, unit turns, inspections, repairs, and property improvements are completed efficiently and to company standards.
Conduct regular property inspections and monitor the overall appearance, safety, curb appeal, and condition of both communities while identifying opportunities for repairs and capital improvements.