Community Property Manager

Overview

Manages daily operations, leasing, resident relations, and finances for a community

Key Responsibilities

• leasing
• rent management
• budget control
• vendor relations
• resident services
• marketing

Tasks

-The Community Manager manages core business processes, including but not limited to staffing, leasing, resident relations, marketing, maintenance, budgeting, accounts receivable, accounts payable, vendor relations, recruiting, training, and team development -Monitor and manage the community rental rates to maximize income -Partner with the Resident Services Team in processing applications, preparing and type leases and completing all necessary paperwork via Bluemoon -Welcome and orient new residents to the community -Control expenses within the annual budget -Lead by example and help your team grow by supporting their development -Responsible for setting the work schedule for all on-site employees -Ensure deposits, rental payments, and all other charges are collected in a timely manner -Ensure that the apartment is ready for the resident to move in on the move-in date -Address resident complaints, concerns, and requests appropriately -Maintain the community’s appearance and ensure any necessary maintenance is reported and completed -Implement creative self-created strategies as well as marketing initiatives as prescribed by the Marketing Department

Requirements

• fair housing
• industry designations
• 3+ years
• high school
• ms office
• onesite

What You Bring

-Knowledge of Fair Housing regulations -Industry designations strongly preferred -3+ years of multifamily Property Manager experience required -High school diploma or equivalent, college-level education strongly preferred -Computer proficiency, including MS Office: Word, Excel, and Outlook -OneSite and Bluemoon experience preferred

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About Summit Property Management

-Operating as the hands‑on arm of a private equity firm, it brings sharp financial insight to daily property operations. -With a portfolio spanning metropolitan markets, it specializes in lease‑ups, value‑add campaigns, and resident experience optimization. -A reputation built on ‘owner‑operator’ mentality ensures each asset is managed as if held in its own balance sheet. -Typical projects include stabilizing underperforming properties, executing strategic renovations, and delivering transparent, data‑driven reporting. -While grounded in multifamily, the firm also executes construction management to reposition assets and boost returns. -Unusually, its leadership blends private equity acumen with operational boots‑on‑the‑ground expertise for a distinctive edge.

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Security Clearance

-offers contingent on successful background check.