Multi-Site Property Manager
$24.00-$27.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$24.00-$27.00 per hour
About the role
- A minimum of 3 plus years of conventional multifamily property management experience
- Perform daily/weekly comprehensive property walk-throughs, paying particular attention to items on the preventative maintenance list
- Conduct unit inspections, Property inspections, and upkeep
- Service of notes and all aspects of day-to-day management
- Market, conduct tours, and lease apartments
- Conduct competitive market rent analysis reporting
- Knowledge of property accounting, such as Yardi
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Effective organizational and multi-tasking skills.
- Proficiency with computers, including a strong knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Ability to supervise and schedule maintenance staff & vendors.
- Proven ability to market and lease apartments.
- Must live on-site.
- One weekend is required and must be available for on-call as needed.
- Valid Driver's License and Evidence of Auto Insurance will be needed.
- A background, DMV, and Pre-Employment Physical will be conducted as part of our application process.
- PMA offers a competitive benefits package to all full-time employees, including:
- Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance with an employer contribution 401(k) with discretionary company contribution after 1 year.
- Generous Paid Time Off: Time off benefits include vacation, holidays, personal days, and sick time.
- Pay Range$24—$27 USDWe celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Take your career in property management to another level
- About Property Management Associates
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