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Seldin Company is seeking a Tax Credit Roving Property Manager in Colorado. This supervisory role plans, implements and monitors the day-to-day operations of the assigned properties to ensure quality service, compliance and resident satisfaction.
Ideal candidates have 3–4 years of property management and at least 2 years in a management position, plus strong leadership, budgeting and organizational skills. Associates or Bachelors degrees are acceptable, with industry certifications considered.
Job Category : Seldin-PM Leaders
Requisition Number : ROVIN002619
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Seldin Company is seeking a Tax Credit Roving Property Manager in Colorado. This position will pay up to $75,000.00 annually, determined by experience, certifications, skills, and education.
Benefits and Perks You Will Receive Working For Seldin
What You Will Do
The Roving Property Manager will serve as the supervisory position with authority, responsibility, and accountability to plan, implement and monitor business operations of the property.
Skills and Requirements
Who Is Seldin Company
Seldin Company is a leading property management brand headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. We manage and lease throughout the United States, focusing on innovative, locally integrated projects that promote sustainability and community growth. Our mission is to preserve and nurture our presence in the community by providing quality comprehensive real estate management services in an ethical and professional manner. With decades of experience managing affordable and conventional communities, Seldin Company is proud to be an employer of choice and manager of properties that are the best places for residents to call home.
Seldin is an Equal Opportunity Employer and participates in E-Verify.
A background check and drug screen will be required prior to hiring.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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