Field Inspector

About the role

Abaris Real Estate Management has served condominium, homeowner, and cooperative associations since 1975. We now manage more than 31,000 homes in over 266 communities across Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. We’re an AAMC accredited firm, and we believe the best property managers learn the business from the ground up. As a Field Inspector, you’ll be our eyes in the communities we manage. You’ll walk properties, write down what you see, and give our managers and boards accurate, timely reports. This role is also built as a pathway — inspectors who do well and show initiative can move into Assistant Manager and Property Manager roles at Abaris over time.

Pay

$18 – $20 per hour

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required; coursework in real estate, construction, or business is a plus
• Sharp eye for detail and the discipline to document things the same way every time
• Comfortable using a smartphone or tablet for photos, forms, and data entry
• Clear written and spoken communication
• Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and current auto insurance
• Able to walk large properties, climb stairs, and work outdoors in all seasons
• Interest in a long‑term career in community association management
• Experience in property management, inspections, code enforcement, or building trades is helpful but not required — we’ll train you

Responsibilities

• Do routine exterior and common‑area inspections at assigned communities, using Abaris standard inspection forms
• Find and photograph covenant and rules violations, maintenance needs, safety hazards, and architectural changes that weren’t approved
• Enter accurate, detailed reports with photos into our management software by the deadline
• Help with unit, move‑in/move‑out, and resale inspections when asked
• Follow up on reported issues and check that repairs were finished
• Talk professionally with residents, contractors, and on‑site staff while in the field
• Work with Community Managers to prioritize findings and support board reporting
• Keep a regular inspection schedule across multiple properties