HOA Community Manager: Lead Boards & Budgets

Associa; Stockton (CA); In loco; USD 80.000 - 90.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401K plan

Vacation and holiday pay

Team events

Descrizione del lavoro

Associa's Common Interest Management Services, an Associa Company, is seeking a full-time HOA Community Association Manager to join our Stockton team. This on-site role focuses on delivering exceptional HOA management services for multiple communities and coordinating with boards, vendors, and residents.

You will conduct site inspections, manage budgets, and participate in board meetings, providing leadership on best practices for community oversight. A CAI/CACM certification is a plus.

Competenze

• Three years of experience in professional HOA management or related property management.
• Reliable transportation and valid driver's license to commute to HOAs as needed.
• Strong customer service and professional demeanor.
• Ability to multitask, work independently and deliver results.
• Strong written and verbal communication; calm under pressure.

Mansioni

• Provide day-to-day property management services for a portfolio of homeowner associations.
• Interact with Boards of Directors, vendors and homeowners.
• Conduct onsite inspections and enforce community rules.
• Attend evening board meetings and document minutes.
• Manage third-party vendors and budgets; write letters/newsletters.

Conoscenze

Customer service

Communication

multitask

Independence

Organization

Formazione

High School diploma

Bachelor's degree desirable

Strumenti

Microsoft Office

Teams

Adobe

Outlook

Descrizione del lavoro

Associa's Common Interest Management Services, an Associa Company, is seeking a full-time HOA Community Association Manager to join our Stockton team. This on-site role focuses on delivering exceptional HOA management services for multiple communities and coordinating with boards, vendors, and residents.

You will conduct site inspections, manage budgets, and participate in board meetings, providing leadership on best practices for community oversight. A CAI/CACM certification is a plus.