PROPERTY MANAGERS

Must Have List:
- Legal documentation
- Checkable reference numbers
- Friendly, courteous and well mannered
- Solid work history with applicable experience
- Fluent English with good communication skills
- Must have American driver's license in good standing
The term Property Managers was used in the 1930‘s for those individuals whose only
responsibility was to collect rent. Today they are accountable for the care of the exterior
of their employer’s estates. This involves the overall management, operation, oversight
and general maintenance of their property.
They purchase equipment and machinery, keep them repaired and fine tuned, and are on
top of their preventative maintenance. They oversee automobile maintenance, take them
for repairs and inspection and keep them meticulously clean. They may do some
chauffeuring, help with security, hire and oversee vendors, and handymen.
Property Managers, often clean, arrange and set up furniture for outdoor parties, maintain
or oversee the tennis courts, pools, decks and other outside structures. They may assist
with painting, handyman type repairs and should be flexible to assist with other projects
inside or outside of the home. Their primary responsibility however is to keep the
appearance of the grounds in pristine condition.
Property Manager Duties:
- Oversee repairs, lawn mowers, snow blowers, autos and may include driving
- Assist w/care of gardens, lawns, leaves, shrubs, trees and flowers
- Supervise and schedule repairs and outside vendors
- Order supplies and equipment for estate
- May include, pool cleaning & knowledge of chemical applications