Regional Property Manager

Overview

Lead multi‑site property management to increase occupancy, finances, and team performance in Dallas.

Key Responsibilities

• site visits
• performance monitoring
• market analysis
• marketing
• budget review
• lease management

Tasks

-Conduct regular property visits to ensure compliance, performance, and team support. -Monitor financial and operational performance; identify areas for improvement and implement corrective actions. -Analyze market conditions to determine rental rates, concessions, and competitive positioning. -Develop and execute marketing and operational plans to achieve revenue, occupancy, and financial targets. -Approve staffing, rates, non-budgeted expenses, bonuses, leases, and service contracts. -Partner with HR on hiring, disciplinary actions, and terminations. -Review and present annual budgets and capital plans to ownership and executive leadership. -Review resident applications and ensure compliance with company standards. -Provide coaching, training, and performance evaluations for on-site management teams. -Ensure company policies and procedures are implemented and followed.

Requirements

• caps
• cpm
• excel
• word
• leadership
• property management

What You Bring

-Ability to travel as required throughout the assigned region. -Strong leadership, financial analysis, and organizational skills. -CAPS or CPM designation strongly preferred. -Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel. -Experience preparing and analyzing budgets and financial statements. -4-year college degree preferred; equivalent experience considered. -3-5+ years of experience in multi-site property management.

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Benefits

-Comprehensive benefits package, including: -Competitive salary and bonus structure -Paid vacation and sick leave -401(k) with company match -Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance -Ongoing training and education programs -Flexible Spending Accounts

About Texas Apartment Association

-Founded in 1963, it grew from a grassroots Texas rental housing collective into the state’s leading multifamily trade association. -Anchored in Austin, it rallies voices statewide—organizing a flagship annual ONE Conference & Expo that draws thousands. -Championing legislative change, it partners with lawmakers to shape rental housing policy and maintains a powerful PAC. -It provides robust education and credentialing programs—CAM, CAPS, CAS, CALP, REDBOOK—empowering property professionals. -It curates trusted legal forms, member resources, and regular industry insights. -Its projects span training academies, leadership challenges, mentorship programs and dynamic networking events. -Unique among peers, its mobile app connects attendees, hosts presentation content and streamlines conference experiences.

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