Onsite Resident Manager Administrative Assistant

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housing network enterprisesLos Altos (CA)

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Flexible schedule On-site housing, rental bonuses, medical insurance contributions, PTO
Job Summary: Be a valued team player in a successful operating family business with over 40 years of experience. Looking for an organized, motivated, detail-oriented, and dependable team player with the opportunity to live and work onsite. Compensation depends on experience.
Responsibilities: Interacting with residents, future residents and internal team members in a professional manner Maintaining a high level of customer service and excellent communication Apartment leasing process Marketing and advertising Perform market survey / analysis Screening rental applications and showing units to prospective renters Move-ins and move-outs of Residents Apartment rules / lease enforcement Unit inspections Weekly property status reporting Answering the phone / administrative functions / light maintenance tasks (willingness to work with hands for light tasks) Walking the property and ensuring all is in order Ready/willing for 24/7 emergencies Experience and QualificationsMinimum of 3-5 years apartment management experience Successful sales/closing experiences Computer skills (Google Suite, Microsoft word, excel, and fluency with technology) Appfolio property management software Strong writing and speaking skills Flexibility / team player Motivated to learn, attention to detail Basic maintenance knowledge Must be able to pass a background check/drug screen, reliable vehicle, DL, insurance, and registration Please note this description is not an all-inclusive list of job duties. Job duties may be added, deleted, or modified at any time. This job description does not constitute an employment contract.

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