Multi-Site Community Manager - Nonprofit Property Management
Multi-Site Community Manager - Nonprofit Property Management
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Providing leadership, direction, and support to the teams at the community
- Responsible for positive student engagement and services throughout the life cycle of tenancy
- Manages and directs day-to-day leasing operations and related accounting
- Proactively develops and implements new practices and trainings to support a culture of growth
- Medical/Dental/Vision, with CHNW covering 90% of the premiums$300 annual Wellness benefit$500 annual contribution to a Flexible Spending Account
- Life and AD&D insurance, paid by CHNW401(k) with 5% company match after only 6 months
- Short-Term and Long-Term Disability insurance, paid by CHNW15 days paid vacation annually, increasing with years of service10 paid holidays + holiday half time pay (work ½ time for full pay in late December)
- Generous Paid Sick LeavePaid Community Involvement leave
- Paid Education leave
- Free parking onsite or $100 Alternative Transportation stipend
- Monthly cell phone stipend
- Opportunities for Professional Development
- The ideal candidate will have the following attributes, skills, and qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree in a related field or commensurate experience 3-5 years of property management, student housing, or related experience, preferably over multiple sites/locations3 or more years of supervisory experience
- Working knowledge of Fair Housing, Equal Housing Opportunity, and Oregon Landlord-Tenant law
- Great time management
- Collaborative nature
- Strong communication skills
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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