Occupation

Property manager

Property managers look after buildings on behalf of their owners. They collect rent, arrange repairs and maintenance, deal with tenant issues, and keep the property meeting the safety and tenancy rules that apply where it sits.

Also known as: Real estate manager · Building manager · Community association manager · Property portfolio manager

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Part of Retail, sales and customer experience

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What the work involves

  1. Advertise vacancies and screen prospective tenants

  2. Prepare, renew, and end tenancy agreements

  3. Collect rent and follow up arrears under the applicable process

  4. Schedule inspections, repairs, and contractor work

  5. Handle tenant complaints and disputes between neighbours

  6. Prepare operating budgets and reports for owners or a board

Entry-route stepper

How people commonly enter

  1. College diploma or certificate in property or business administration

  2. Licensing or registration where the local regulator covers managing property for others

  3. Progression from a leasing, administrative, or building-maintenance role

  4. Bachelor's degree in business or real estate for larger portfolios

Typical training: Certificate or college diploma

Licensing: Regulated in some jurisdictions. Confirm the current requirement with the regulator in your province, state, or country.

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Typical work context

  • Client sites
  • Desk based
  • High responsibility
  • Involves travel
  • Varied work

Client sites · Desk based · High responsibility · Involves travel · Varied work

Related interests

  • Enterprising (leading)
  • Conventional (organizing)
  • Social (helping)

Enterprising (leading) · Conventional (organizing) · Social (helping)

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