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Per week, with option to increase or convert to full-time Condominiums On-Site Property Management DESCRIPTION The On-Site Manager’s function is organized along conventional lines of authority as first in a line of responsibility at the community and reports directly to the Community Manager.
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Supervises on-site staff; performs annual performance reviews and makes salary recommendations to Property Supervisor; takes disciplinary actions when necessary. $41,933.00 to $57,117.00 annually (plus On-Site On-Call Manager position requirement.
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The Regional Property Manager leads on-site staff to ensure a sufficient flow of revenue by maintaining a high percentage of apartment unit occupancy, adherence to property standards (to include unit turns and routine maintenance, grounds at a functional and high aesthetic level), Owner and resident satisfaction and controlling expenses.
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Conduct regularly scheduled and un-scheduled on-site inspections of common areas, tenant spaces, vacant spaces, mechanical rooms, roofs, exterior perimeter, and other areas. Ensuring the property is compliant with local, state, and federal regulations The Assistant Commercial Property Manager is the primary contact for tenant and vendor relationships.
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Assist the Regional Property Manager in audit preparations and ensure on-site compliance on all corrections. Knowledge of HUD Secure Systems; TRACS, IMAX, EIV on a HUD governed property.
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This position manages and supervises the day-to-day operations of the homeowner association including, site staff supervision, board relations, committee support, financial oversite, member/owner relations, marketing and sales of community and units and promotes a healthy and vibrant environment for staff and residents.
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The Property Manager position has supervisor responsibilities for property site staff including the leasing specialist, caretaker and maintenance staff. Communicates frequently with Regional Property Manager on vital needs of the community.
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SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIPS: To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to work within the following supervisory relationships: The Property Manager position has supervisor responsibilities for property site staff including the leasing specialist, caretaker and maintenance staff.
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This is a on-site position based out of the community's management office with a heavy concentration of Section 8 certification and Tax Credit. POSITION SUMMARY: The Assistant Manager has the primary responsibility of ensuring the property is maintaining compliance as it relates to Tax Credit, LIHTC, HUD, EIV, etc.
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On-Site Resident Manager - Residential Property Management. Candidates will need to possess prior related experience in property management in order to a previous on-site property manager in order to ensure the provision of best-in-class service and overall operational efficiency of the property.
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Perform any additional duties or tasks and meet required deadlines as assigned by the AVP. QUALIFICATIONS The position requires appropriate experience in on-site multifamily property management.
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Multi-Site Assistant Property Manager Boise, ID Office and Leasing Full Time 691140 Job Title: Assistant Property ManagerSalary: $21-$25 per hour + bonuses Explore Sugar Pine: Unlock your potential with Avenue5 Residential.
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Supervises on-site maintenance, if utilized at assigned properties. Maintain complete and accurate property files and records, according to department systems, with an emphasis on documentation for future reference.
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Location:On-site –Livermore, CA, Modesto, CA, Sacramento, CA, Stockton, CAJob Tags:Property ManagementIf this job description resonates with you, we encourage you to apply, even if you don’t meet all the requirements.
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Administrative Requirements - Duties of an on-site property manager include the ordering of supplies, parts, and the submittal of any vacancies, move outs, and timesheets of the maintenance assigned to the property.
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