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Key responsibilities revolve around achieving objectives for each active development, including property acquisition, pro-forma financial analysis, design, construction debt and equity financing, closings, lease-up, and stabilization.
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Two-Three times a week review and analysis of leasing status at lease-ups by reviewing detailed Property Management Software and Resident Screening reports. Lead, coordinate, execute, and track the rent-up process as directed utilizing and managing the tracking system/property management system currently being used.
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Participate in daily huddles with Property team and Sr. Assistant Property Manager - Accelerated Lease-Up. SUPERVISES: Sr. Assistant Property Manager - Accelerated Lease Up.
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Review and revise various commercial contracts ancillary to real estate and agribusiness transactions and asset management, including non-disclosure agreements/confidentiality agreements, lease termination and tenant notice letters, access agreements (licenses, easements), property management agreements, real estate brokerage/listing agreements for the sale or lease of real property.
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Experience managing all day-to-day tasks on the execution side of all projects and undertakings, including but not limited to acquisitions, development, asset management, contract/lease negotiation, equity capital markets and debt capital markets.
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Demonstrated experience with commercial real estate sector, property management, lease administration, negotiations, and tenant relations. Manage the cadence of asset management duties, including consistent tenant communications, monthly portfolio meetings to reconcile management budgets, review lease pipelines, plan for lease expirations, evaluate tenant financial reports, manage arrears and collections, investigate insurance issues, advise on any ongoing litigations and other regular asset management tasks.
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A Tax Credit Property Manager is responsible for the management of units, ensuring compliance with applicable HUD regulations, Housing Authority policies and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) compliance.
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What you can expectIndependently oversee a portfolio of Fannie Mae and/or Freddie Mac multifamily loans secured by properties located throughout the U.S.Evaluate requests from borrowers on existing loans, recommend lender credit decisions and facilitate transactions, such as transfers of ownership, modifications, partial releases, property substitutions, lease approvals, easements, reserve disbursements, casualty losses, and property management changes.
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The Property Manager will be responsible for the lease-up of a new construction building and managing day-to-day operations of properties, including marketing and leasing: rent collection; supervision of site staff, maintenance staff, and caretakers; budget management and property conditions; maintaining positive relations with neighbors, funders, regulatory agencies, and both internal and external PPL customers, all with an elevated level of customer service.
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Not only can we launch you into this great new job, but once hired at the property you can anticipate an immediate bump up to your salary and additional perks may be available such as bonuses, commissions, and even discounted or FREE apartments.
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Ability to communicate orally and in writing to draft correspondence to tenants, lessor, and contractors to communicate lease requirements; to ensure compliance with requirements; and to receive and resolve tenant complaintsPreferred Qualifications•Knowledge of property management principles, operations, and techniques, including practical knowledge of trades and crafts operations.
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This full time position will be assigned to the Property Management Department. Department: Property Management. Please give a brief description of relevant experience in the custodial/janitorial field and general property maintenance and repair.
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The Property Management Coordinators communicate directly with residents, post rent payments, address delinquent accounts, enforce lease terms, review, analyze, and verify that resident files are maintained in compliance with applicable regulations and Landlord-Tenant Laws in the State of Oregon.
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Prepare and complete move-in lease documents, collect move in payments, and establish resident account in property management software. The will be a critical part of the initial lease up team, working in collaboration with internal stakeholders including the Assistant Site Manager, Site Manager, Portfolio Manager, Marketing & Communications, Compliance, & Resident Services to screen, qualify and move in 200 families in this newly constructed building.
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Basic understanding of Landlord/Tenant laws and application, familiarity with GAA Lease and Addendums, Fair Housing/ADA regulations and application, OSHA & EPA requirements for property management industry.
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