Apartment Community Assistant Manager
Apartment Community Assistant Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Accept and accurately post rent and other payments in Yardi.
- Ensure residents are correctly set up to use online, electronic, and WIPS payments.
- Address late rent payments by closely following IPM policy, including distributing late notices and making personal calls and visits to delinquent residents.
- Make bank deposits daily.
- Inform residents of NSF checks within 24 hours of notification from accounting, and follow up within 48 hours.
- File evictions and manage the eviction process, including attending court dates.
- Conduct move-out inspections and manage the process in Yardi.
- Turn over bad debts for collection and process SURE deposits within 72 hours of move-out.
- Prepare month-end accounting reports as per Owner's requirements and Company procedures.
- Business/Financial Responsibilities:
- Ensure purchase order policy is followed at all times, including monthly statement reconciliation.
- Process invoices for payment as directed by the Community Manager.
- Manage the vendor process to ensure all vendors are approved and using vendor café.Weekly review of budget comparison to identify any budget variances.
- Respond to all accounting inquiries timely and assist in monthly closeout.
- Process SODA's and submit to Regional Manager within three business days of move-out.
- High energy with a positive, customer service-oriented attitude.
- Proven leadership capabilities.
- Energetic, enthusiastic, and creative.
- Social media knowledge is a plus.
- Effective communication skills, both telephone and written correspondence.
- Professional demeanor and team player.
- Flexibility to assist the Community Manager, which may include hours outside of published office hours.
- Continuing Education:
- Successful completion of all in-house training programs as defined in the IPM Management Service Policies and Procedures manual.
- Why Join ESS?Temporary to Permanent Opportunities: Potential to transition into a permanent role.
- Flexible Scheduling: Enjoy a balanced work schedule.
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