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Real Property Management is seeking a Property Manager in Vancouver, Washington. This full-time role oversees one or more multi-family apartment communities, handling resident service, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and on-site oversight.
The ideal candidate has at least one year of property management experience, strong communication, and familiarity with Excel, Word, and AppFolio. You will lead onsite staff, manage showings, and ensure units are ready for residents, with reliable
Property Manager: Real Property Management is a full-time property management role in Vancouver, Washington. It pays $25 an hour plus base pay and team-performance bonuses. The work covers one or more multi-family apartment communities. It includes resident service, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and on-site oversight.
Working knowledge of Excel, Word, and AppFolio is preferred. Prior property management experience, customer-facing work, strong written and verbal communication, and a reliable automobile are part of the profile. Flexible unit showings, weekly drive or walk-bys, and evening or weekend availability are part of the schedule.
The strongest application packet for this role shows property management history, customer service examples, and comfort with rent, maintenance, and resident follow-up. A candidate with AppFolio experience and a dependable vehicle matches the posting closely.
Team management matters here, because the manager leads onsite staff, keeps paperwork moving between prospects and the office, and follows up on complaint calls and maintenance requests. The work is practical, repetitive, and visible to residents every day.
Real Property Management wants customer-facing experience, communication skill, and enough spreadsheet and property software comfort to keep the work moving. Team leadership and maintenance experience strengthen the profile.
The role needs someone who can move between office tasks and property visits without losing track of the numbers or the resident issues. It also needs steady follow-through when several repairs, applications, and collection tasks land at once.
Real Property Management runs rental property management, leasing, maintenance, evictions, and portfolio support across more than 450 locations nationwide, and the company says it is the largest single-family rental residence management franchise in North America Real Property Management .
Its current openings page shows assistant property manager roles in Oregon and Wisconsin. The hiring board stays active and lists roles across multiple states careers board .
Vancouver, Washington gives the role a metro market with commuters, renters, and property teams that need quick follow-through. The city rewards a manager who can keep units ready, answer residents quickly, and stay organized with vendors.
That market sits alongside the wider real estate professionals network that supports leasing, maintenance, and transactions. Property managers in that space work with agents, lenders, inspectors, and contractors every week.
The work stays steady because apartment communities do not pause for a busy week. Rent collection, maintenance, showings, and resident complaints all keep moving at the same time, and the manager needs a calm hand when each one lands at once.