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Forge Property Management

Assistant Property Manager

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An Assistant Property Manager assists and provides support to the manager of a property or complex. May oversee the maintenance of the buildings. May also provide information about the community to prospective residents, and troubleshoot issues with the buildings and community residents.

$63,396 / year median in Massachusetts

+16% projected growth

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Job Description

We're looking for a motivated, boots-on-the-ground Assistant Property Manager to work closely with ownership in overseeing a diverse portfolio of properties, including apartments, single-family homes, mixed-use buildings, and commercial spaces. This is not just a desk job, you'll be out at the properties, being ownership's eyes and hands during the week so issues get caught and handled without needing to call in a contractor for every little thing. This role sits in between maintenance and property management. You won't be expected to do skilled repair work, but you should be comfortable being on-site, walking properties, spotting problems, picking up materials, coordinating small fixes, and generally being the person ownership can count on to check on things in person. Some administrative and tenant-facing responsibilities carry over from a traditional property manager role, but the day-to-day will be much more hands-on and out in the field than in an office. Key Responsibilities On-Site / Field Work Perform turnover walkthroughs between tenants, assess condition, identify needed repairs or cleaning, and coordinate the work Get eyes on properties throughout the week, routine drive-bys and walkthroughs to catch issues before they become bigger problems Pick up materials, supplies, or parts as needed for small repairs or turnovers Get keys made, swap locks, and manage key/lockbox inventory across the portfolio Perform light handyman-type tasks yourself when practical (changing a lightbulb, tightening a fixture, resetting a breaker) and know when to bring in a contractor instead Meet contractors and vendors on-site to let them in, review scope of work, and confirm completed work meets expectations Conduct routine property inspections (move-in, move-out, and periodic checks) and document conditions with photos Respond to and assess maintenance requests in person to determine urgency and whether a contractor is needed Coordination & Support Coordinate and schedule maintenance and repair work with vendors and contractors; follow up to ensure quality and timely completion Communicate with tenants on-site and by phone/email regarding maintenance issues, inspections, and general concerns Assist with leasing activities such as showing vacant units and coordinating move-ins/move-outs Help manage vendor relationships, including obtaining quotes and comparing service providers Keep basic records of property conditions, work performed, and materials purchased Support ownership with light administrative tasks as needed (photos/notes from walkthroughs, tracking expenses, scheduling) Qualifications Prior experience in property management, maintenance, construction, hospitality, or a related hands-on field preferred, but not required for the right candidate Comfortable being out in the field daily, this role is not only desk-based Basic handyman aptitude: comfortable with simple fixes and knowing your limits (when to DIY vs. call a contractor) Reliable transportation and willingness to travel between properties throughout the week Strong organizational skills and the ability to keep track of multiple properties and priorities at once Good communication skills, both with tenants in person and with ownership/vendors by phone or email Ability to problem-solve independently, use good judgment, and represent ownership professionally on-site Comfortable using basic software/apps for photos, notes, and simple record-keeping (training provided) Physically able to walk properties, climb stairs, and occasionally lift materials or supplies Trustworthy and reliable, this role involves access to keys, units, and tenant properties What We Offer Competitive hourly pay ($25-$30/hour, based on skill level and experience) Flexible part-time schedule (20-30 hours/week) Direct mentorship and exposure to the regional/ownership side of property management Opportunity to grow into a larger role as the portfolio and your responsibilities expand Varied, active work across residential, mixed-use, and commercial properties, not always stuck behind a desk
Pay:
$25.00 - $30.00 per hour
Work Location:
Hybrid remote in Westfield, MA 01085