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KS Management Inc. is seeking a full-time Community Association Manager to oversee operations for residential associations in Southeast Michigan. The role balances office time with on-site property oversight and requires strong leadership, organization, and communication to support Boards and vendors.
You will manage budgets, records, and vendor contracts, ensure compliance with governing documents, and supervise maintenance to uphold community standards and fiscal responsibility.
Are you looking to build a rewarding career in an ever growing industry? Do you enjoy organizing projects to see success? Do you have a CMCA® or AMS® credential?
If so, then keep reading. . . KS Management Inc. is looking to add a full-time Community Association Manager to its growing company.
We have over 50 years of combined experience managing condominiums and home owners' associations; we currently manage over 100 Associations in Southeast Michigan.
The Community Association Manager role provides oversight of all operational and financial aspects of our residential communities. The main duties of the role include:
*We do not manage Co-ops or apartments, Condominium Owner Associations and Homeowner Associations Only.
The ideal candidate must be an excellent leader, possess strong organizational skills, adhere to all standard operating procedures, be able to be create solutions and problem solve, and follow-through on multiple tasks and projects in a timely manner with great attention to detail. Successful candidates will be self-motivated, flexible, possess excellent communication skills, proficient in various software applications, and have a passion for exceptional customer service while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
The individual must allocate his/her time between the management office and the properties they manage to ensure that the highest standards of maintenance and continuity are present. Occasional evening hours are required for board meetings, however; compensated the following day, by either adjusting start or end work hours. Average work week consists of 45-50 hours.
Our benefits package is comprehensive and many of the items do not require a probationary period: