Senior Property/Portfolio Manager
Posted 14 days ago
kape property managementSacramento (CA)
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association ManagersResidential Property Managers
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Founded in 1985, Kape Property Management is an established, successful and stable real estate management firm in Southern California. KPM has an established reputation for exceptional communication, attention to detail, asset value enhancement and transparency in all facets of management. KPM manages Multifamily, HOA and Retail properties and its comprehensive suite of management services include bookkeeping, leasing & brokerage, maintenance and investor reporting.
Job Description
Are you a bright and seasoned Property Manager with a knack for bettering the properties, residents and property owners that you serve? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment where no two days are the same? If so, we have the perfect stage for your talents!
As our Property Maestro (I mean Manager), you'll be the conductor orchestrating the symphony of daily operations at a unique portfolio of multifamily and HOA properties located in the Los Angeles area. From managing tenant and homeowner relationships to ensuring every nook and cranny is looked after, you'll be the magician behind the scenes making the magic happen.
At least 3 years of previous Property Management experience and a Bachelor’s degree is required, and Appfolio software experience is a plus. Applicants must be highly skilled at communicating and working in an organized manner and small office environment.
Hybrid work is okay (3+ days in office required)
Qualifications
Organized with
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
HOA and Multifamily Experience
3+ years property management experience
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