Property Manager at Cesar Chavez Foundation in Los Angeles, CA | USD29-32 | Kablio

Role

Description

client agreements

property maintenance

supply procurement

lease management

financial reporting

bookkeeping

Discusses with client terms and conditions for providing management services, and drafts agreement stipulating extent and scope of management responsibilities, services to be performed, and costs for services.
Arranges for alterations to, or maintenance, upkeep, or reconditioning of property as specified in management services or lessee's agreement.
Purchases supplies and equipment for use on leased properties.
Prepares lease or rental agreements for lessees and collects specified rents and impounds.
Directs issuance of check for monies due client. Responds to emergency calls and situations as required.
Assists with eviction of tenants in compliance with court order and directions from supervisor.
Directs preparation of financial statements and reports on status of properties such as occupancy rates and dates of expiration of leases.
Directs bookkeeping functions, or credits client account for receipts and debits account for disbursements such as mortgage, taxes, and insurance premium payments, management services costs, and upkeep and maintenance costs.

Requirements

communication

Communicates and interacts with residents individually or in groups as required.

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

$860M

Total Investment

The organization has invested over $860 million in underserved communities through various initiatives.

1.5M

Students & Listeners

Its programs and media have served over 1.5 million students and listeners across the Southwest.

$1B

Investment Goal

Aim to generate $1 billion in investment by 2025 through affordable housing projects.

Born from Cesar Chavez’s mid‑20th‑century farmworker movement, the foundation evolved into a social enterprise powerhouse.
It operates a national monument and conference center at the founder’s historic ranch in Keene, preserving that legacy.
Its Housing & Economic Development arm builds affordable housing mixed with family and senior services across the Southwest.
The Education Fund runs self‑sustaining pre‑K to 8 programs and aims to develop future leaders through its learning centers.
Chavez Media owns and operates community radio and digital stations across multiple states.
Typical projects include building affordable housing complexes, running bilingual school programs, and Fairfax cultural events.
The organization is active in six states, blending rural roots with urban impact through construction, media, and preservation.
Unusually, it merges nonprofit mission with business operations—radio stations, housing development, historic sites all under one roof.

Culture + Values

Integrity
Anything Is Possible (Sí Se Puede)
Organization
Double Bottom Line
Stewardship

Environment + Sustainability

No public net-zero target or deadline disclosed
No published environmental or sustainability goals, metrics or results available
Emphasizes stewardship as a core value, though specific programs or data not detailed

Inclusion & Diversity

No DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics publicly available
No strategic goals or outcomes related to diversity, inclusion or gender representation disclosed
No measurable DEI outcomes reported

Articles

Education Contact (for prospective partners)

Cesar Chavez Foundation & Unite Us partnership

CNCS Service Impact Award for Si Se Puede Learning Centers

Company

Overview

$860M

Total Investment

The organization has invested over $860 million in underserved communities through various initiatives.

1.5M

Students & Listeners

Its programs and media have served over 1.5 million students and listeners across the Southwest.

$1B

Investment Goal

Aim to generate $1 billion in investment by 2025 through affordable housing projects.

Born from Cesar Chavez’s mid‑20th‑century farmworker movement, the foundation evolved into a social enterprise powerhouse.
It operates a national monument and conference center at the founder’s historic ranch in Keene, preserving that legacy.
Its Housing & Economic Development arm builds affordable housing mixed with family and senior services across the Southwest.
The Education Fund runs self‑sustaining pre‑K to 8 programs and aims to develop future leaders through its learning centers.
Chavez Media owns and operates community radio and digital stations across multiple states.
Typical projects include building affordable housing complexes, running bilingual school programs, and Fairfax cultural events.
The organization is active in six states, blending rural roots with urban impact through construction, media, and preservation.
Unusually, it merges nonprofit mission with business operations—radio stations, housing development, historic sites all under one roof.

Culture + Values

Integrity
Anything Is Possible (Sí Se Puede)
Organization
Double Bottom Line
Stewardship

Environment + Sustainability

No public net-zero target or deadline disclosed
No published environmental or sustainability goals, metrics or results available
Emphasizes stewardship as a core value, though specific programs or data not detailed

Inclusion & Diversity

No DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics publicly available
No strategic goals or outcomes related to diversity, inclusion or gender representation disclosed
No measurable DEI outcomes reported

Articles

Education Contact (for prospective partners)

Cesar Chavez Foundation & Unite Us partnership

CNCS Service Impact Award for Si Se Puede Learning Centers