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Property Managers within Fairway Management are responsible for the daily operations of an apartment community. Fairway Management (FWM), a division of JES Holdings, is responsible for the maintenance, marketing and business administration of more than 230 apartment communities and several single-family rental subdivisions.
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Title: Property Manager. Company: Fairway Management. Market the property in the community by placing appropriate ads, hanging flyers, attending community events, participating in Chamber of Commerce events, planning programming for existing residents, etc.
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Supervise daily activities of maintenance and housekeeping staff, ensuring excellent curb appeal and property maintenance of the property. These professionals market and lease apartments, create and manage a property budget, handle resident concerns, manage property staff and learn the compliance regulations to manage an affordable property.
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FWM's team of accountants, property managers, compliance officers and field staff members work together to maximize occupancy levels, affordable rents and exceptional living standards. Prior experience in Property Management, preferred.
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Must have availability to be on call for after hours maintenance emergencies and other business needs. Travel to, and participate in, both regional and home office training and/or conferences as required.
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