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Strat Property Management, Inc.
Apartment Manager
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Residential Community Manager manages operations for an apartment community. Responsible for the maintenance and profitability of the apartment community. May provide information about the community to prospective residents, troubleshoot issues with the buildings and community residents. May also review and approve new lease applications, or be responsible for negotiating and closing sales.
$74,156 / year median in California
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Meet Strat Strat Property Management, Inc is a real estate development and management firm that focuses on the multifamily housing and self-storage classes of real estate. SPMI owns and manages more than 30 apartment buildings and complexes in San Diego, California and more than 65 self-storage facilities in four states. Newcomers to our staff are often surprised at the enthusiasm our team has for our culture. We are committed to a spirit of inclusivity. Everyone is encouraged to contribute to where we are headed next - you can see evidence of this in our work environment where our Team Members are encouraged to grow both personally and professionally. The company culture our team has created during the last two decades is rooted in shared experiences, and we continue to grow every day. If you're interested in growing with us in this challenging, yet rewarding environment, please apply! The Gig As a Part Time Apartment Manager, you're the onsite go-to for keeping the community running smoothly, equal parts friendly host and detail hawk. This role exists to keep residents supported, standards high, and issues handled. Key responsibilities Be the first point of contact for resident questions, concerns, and requests Walk the property regularly to spot maintenance needs and curb-appeal fixes Coordinate with maintenance/vendors to track repairs through completion Support leasing/admin work: applications, lease paperwork, and accurate records Help create a welcoming, well-managed resident experience What you'll bring Clear, professional communication and strong customer service instincts Organization, follow-through, and comfort juggling shifting priorities Problem-solving mindset and a calm, respectful approach If you're ready to help us "Accomplish a Wow!" in San Diego, apply today. Your Weekly Rhythm Because you live onsite, your commute is basically a few confident steps and a quick scan of messages. You'll knock out the fast wins first: reply to a resident note, flag anything urgent, and decide what needs a same-day nudge.