Property Manager

We are looking for a dedicated and experienced Project Manager to oversee property management projects, specifically focusing on maintenance and unit turnovers. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in property management, with expertise in coordinating maintenance activities and managing the turnover process for rental units.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee and manage property maintenance projects, ensuring timely and efficient completion.
• Coordinate and supervise unit turnover processes, including inspections, repairs, and cleaning.
• Develop and implement maintenance schedules and protocols.
• Ensure compliance with property management standards and regulations.
• Communicate effectively with property owners, tenants, and maintenance staff.
• Utilize property management software to track and manage projects.
• Handle owner approvals and manage repair timelines.
• Resolve conflicts and provide solutions in a professional manner.

Equipment Requirements:
• i7 processor with 12GB of RAM and at least 20MBPS internet speed.
• Reliable internet connection with a backup for internet and power outages.
• Noise-cancelling headset.

Qualifications:
• Background in property management, construction, or maintenance for US homes.
• Fluency in written and spoken professional English.
• Technical proficiency with online applications and a willingness to learn.
• At least 1 year of experience working from home or in a virtual environment.
• Strong critical thinking and conversational skills.
• Comfortable with conflict management.

Benefits and Compensation:
- monthly rate/pay TBD
- 10 days of paid leave (sick and vacation)
- 13th month pay yearly

Please respond to this post and send your resume, a vocaroo link (voice recording - introducing your work background for 1 minute) along with your availability this week and next. We will also need you to answer the following questions and send the answers along with the resume, vocaroo and your available timeslots:

1 How would you approach an owner to approve a roof replacement knowing that the price is about $12,000, however the roofing replacement will resolve the ceiling leaks of the property? The owner also has unpaid balances from previous work orders.

2 Which would you prioritize sending a tech for if you only had 1 tech to send: a house with a clogged single toilet and a family of 3 with a baby, or a house with a flooded basement ankle deep every time it rains?

3 If a resident lost power to their outlets in the kitchen and their fridge has stocked food inside, do you think the property management company should pay for any food that gets spoiled? Why or why not?