The Property Manager supervises and coordinates the daily operations of an apartment community, including administration, leasing and occupancy, property maintenance, and management of property associates. The role is responsible for maintaining the property’s physical assets and performance while pursuing the highest possible net operating income without compromising the property’s appearance or resident service. The Property Manager monitors regulatory compliance and company policies, coordinates communication between on-site associates and the Corporate Office, evaluates supervised associates, and responds to emergencies. Depending on the property, the role may also perform Assistant Property Manager duties, such as preparing service requests and following up with residents. The position supports the effective use and training of property-management and timekeeping software; prepares purchase orders and approves expenditures within budget guidelines; reviews vendor contracts; and assists with annual budgets, projections, operating-result reviews, and variance reports. It maintains working knowledge of maintenance programs and capital projects, coordinates major maintenance issues with Engineering, and ensures compliance with housing quality standards. The Property Manager assists with marketing plans based on competitive-property analysis, coordinates advertising and promotions, and ensures compliance with affirmative marketing procedures and goals. The role meets prospective residents, determines housing needs and eligibility, conducts tours, communicates rental rates and promotions, follows up with prospects, and collects application, deposit, and rental funds. It approves applicants and leasing documents, oversees rent collection and delinquency follow-up, and conducts move-in, move-out, and interim inspections while maintaining related records and documentation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED