Property Manager
afm assetsOmaha (NE)
About the role
Job Description: Multifamily Residential Community Seeking Property Manager
Location: Omaha, NE
Compensation: $52,000 annually + Leasing/Sales Commission
Overview:
A well-established multifamily residential community in Omaha is seeking a skilled and dedicated Property Manager to oversee all aspects of property operations. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills, ensuring a professionally managed, well-maintained, and resident-focused community.
Responsibilities:
- Oversee daily property operations, including leasing, sales, maintenance, and resident relations
- Manage all aspects of marketing, leasing, and occupancy to maintain optimal occupancy levels
- Handle inquiries, show available units, process applications, and execute leases
- Supervise maintenance and groundskeeping activities to ensure the community remains clean and well-kept
- Enforce community policies and ensure compliance with regulations
- Maintain accurate records, financial reports, and budgets
- Coordinate vendor services and oversee property repairs and improvements
- Build strong relationships with residents, contractors, and ownership
- Ensure resident satisfaction through professional, responsive communication and problem resolution
Qualifications:
- Proven experience as a Property Manager, Assistant Property Manager, or similar role in residential property management
- Strong knowledge of leasing, collections, budgeting, and maintenance coordination
- Exceptional communication, customer service, and conflict resolution skills
- Ability to multitask, prioritize, and operate efficiently with minimal supervision
- Proficiency with property management software such as Rent Manager and Microsoft Office SuiteHigh school diploma or equivalent required; degree in business, sales and marketing, or property management preferred
Compensation & Benefits:
- $52,000 annual salary
- Leasing/Sales Commission
- Onsite Housing
- Paid time off
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