Property Manager - Pelican Cove
$80,000 - $86,000/yr
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$80,000 - $86,000/yr
About the role
- (include, but are not limited to)
- Monitor and manages the community rental rates to maximize income
- Address resident complaints, concerns and requests appropriately
- Maintain the community's appearance and ensures any necessary maintenance is reported and completed
- Implement creative self created strategies as well as marketing initiatives as prescribed by the Marketing Department
- Review applications, prepares and types leases and completes all necessary paperwork
- Ensure that the apartment is ready for the resident to move in on the move in date
- Orient new residents to the community
- Prepare annual budgets
- Ensure deposits, rental payments and all other charges are collected in a timely manner
- Responsible for setting the work schedule for all on site employees
- Lead by example and help your team grow by supporting their development
- Previous Multifamily Property Manager experience highly preferred 2+ years of on-site Leasing Consultant and/or Assistant Manager experience or at least 3+ years of supervisory experience with customer service orientation
- Knowledge of Fair Housing regulations
- High school diploma or equivalent, college-level education strongly preferred
- Computer proficiency, including MS Office: Word, Excel, and OutlookYARDI experience preferred
- Active apartment association membership preferred
- Industry designations strongly preferred
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