GHP Management
Assistant Community Manager - (Inland Empire)
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Job Description
- Req#: ASSIS003490
- Creates and maintains a safe, respectful, and productive environment for all team members at the community.
- Helps set a Service Excellence standard and inspiring the teams to achieve it.
- Promotes regular communication and transparency within the Community
- Manages Move-In and Move-Out experience provided by the Community and the overall resident engagement.
- Owns the employee experience, helps drive employee satisfaction and elevates team behaviors.
- Assist in marketing the apartment community through ongoing online advertisement, social media interactions and community outreach
- Act as a sales representative for the community and as a point of contact for prospective residents calling and/or visiting the property to inquire about leasing availability
- Compute, classify and record data to keep financial records complete
- Make daily bank deposit and maintain record of all deposits made, including copies of all checks in deposit
- Assist the Community Manager with delinquencies and monitor for collection procedures.
- Support the Community Manager in implementation of timely collection procedures in accordance with company policies and practices.
- Assist the Community Manager in all phases of the property operations.
- Assist the Community Manager in designing and implementing resident retention programs
- Responsible for the knowledge and administration of leasing techniques and sales methods
- Maintain high occupancy level through support of and participation in leasing activities, effective motivation, keeping informed of market conditions, understanding of competitive
- Maintain high occupancy level through support of and participation in leasing activities, effective motivation, keeping informed of market conditions, understanding of competitive
- Ensure that the “model” and target apartments are ready for show by visiting them multiple times daily and communicate when units are not market-ready to the Community Manager
- Two or three years of property management experience in operations/resident services
- Experience in bookkeeping a plus.
- 1 year of working knowledge using Yardi
- Sales and/or leasing
- Must be extremely organized, oriented and able to multi-
- Regular and physical attendance is required.
- Frequently move/traverse, ascend/descend stairs in/around apartment homes and community
- Constantly positions self to bend, stoop, reach, lift
- Occasionally lift/move/carry up to 25lbs with/without assistance
- May be required to drive a golf cart
- 100% Employee coverage options for Medical, Dental, Vision.
- 401(k) plan with employer match
- Robust Paid Time off benefits: Vacation, Sick Days, Holidays and Personal Days.
- Employee Assistance program
- Tuition Assistance
- Dependent Care and Medical Flexible Spending Accounts
- Life & AD&D Insurance
- Pet Insurance
- Employee Exclusive Discounts
- Lucrative referral bonus program
As the Assistant Community Manager, you are a team builder and help provide support and direction to ensure high level of Employee and Resident Engagement.
You are responsible for assisting the Community Manager meet the Owner’s asset performance expectations within your assigned Community by achieving revenue growth, occupancy and reputation management goals. You thrive on sharing your knowledge and creating a better future for GHP. You are an Ambassador of the GHP Culture and Vision within your Community.
Customer Experience and Leadership:
Sales and Marketing:
Financial Performance
Operations
Professional Requirements
Physical Requirements :
**The duties and responsibilities described are not a comprehensive list and additional tasks will be assigned**
Salary Range: $26.00-$28.00 Hourly, D.O.E.
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