Assistant Property Manager (CRE)

About the role

The Assistant Property Manager is responsible for assisting in all areas defined as a part of the Assistant Property Manager job description, as well as performing property administrator job duties if there is no property administrator role on the team. The Assistant Property Manager will ensure a high level of professionalism and foster positive relationships with tenants and clients.

Responsibilities

• Provide full administrative support, including phone support, typing, reports, filing and distribution of correspondence.
• Cook
• Coordinate office supplies in absence of a property administrator.
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• Ensure all property files are prepared and maintained in an orderly and logical manner, including leases and contracts.
• Prepare and coordinate bid proposals and service contracts.
• Obtain aging report for management and follow up on all delinquencies, utilizing C&W or client-directed policies.
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• Coordinate tenant move ins and move outs, including furniture delivery and pick up.
• Oversee maintenance of work order and purchase order systems.
• Responsible for aspects of development and maintenance of a comprehensive Tenant Service Package, including tenant handbooks, tenant anniversaries, holiday gifts, park events, quarterly newsletters, and training meetings or programs for tenants.
• Also responsible for ensuring tenant information within data base is current and up to date.
• Update and maintain office procedures in the property Operation’s Procedure Manual under direction of manager.
• Ensure Certificates of Insurance for tenants and vendors are up to date.
• Oversee the processing of management and maintenance staff hours, expense reports, check requests for review and approval.
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