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Heritage Property Management Services in Georgia seeks a Community Association Manager to oversee operations for Homeowner/Condo associations and to act as liaison between Heritage Property Management Services and the Association’s Board of Directors, coordinating tasks, vendors, and budgets.
The ideal candidate is organized, flexible, and possesses strong verbal and written communication skills, with proactive issue resolution and experience in board mentoring, vendor management, and financial
Do you like to juggle? We are looking for individuals who enjoy juggling different challenges, tasks and personalities on a daily basis. Our Community Association Managers are responsible for handling the operations for the Homeowner/Condo associations they are assigned. This includes acting as a liaison between Heritage Property Management Services and the Association’s Board of Directors. This ideal candidate should be organized, flexible, have strong verbal and written communication skills, a proactive approach to putting out fires (no hook and ladder required), an understanding of industry standard best practices and a professional demeanor. You should be comfortable with board mentoring, vendor management, coordination of support services, financial management and budgeting, and have good computer skills.
A Real Estate CAM license, Broker license, or Real Estate Agent License in the state of Georgia is also required.
Why do you want to work at Heritage Property Management? We take pride in attracting, retaining, and developing the top talent within our industry. We are a collaborative and supportive team of people who like to have fun while we work together to make Heritage a leader in Property Management. We offer a competitive compensation package, health benefits, paid vacation time, structured training opportunities, and leadership development.
Come join our team!
The above statements reflect the general information considered necessary to describe the principal functions of the job and should not be construed as a detailed description of all work requirements which may be inherent in the position.