In 2006, Money Magazine listed Residential Property Management as one of the 25 best jobs in America. Our program provides students with the requisite skills necessary for a successful career in property management.
Property Managers are employed by:
- Property Management Firms
- Public Housing Authorities
- Development Companies
- Commercial Banks
- Community Development Corporations
- Senior living communities
- Luxury apartment developments
- Condominium Associations
Property Managers are responsible for:
- Managing the day-to-day operations of an apartment community
- Budgeting
- Maintaining curb appeal
- Managing construction, repair and maintenance on a property
- Marketing
- Hiring qualified employees & contractors
- Supervising employees
- Selecting residents & resident relations
- Record keeping and handling legal matters
Compensation
According to the National Real Estate Compensation Survey:
- Entry level college graduates earn salaries ranging: $32K-$40K
- Executive staff can earn salaries ranging from $50K-$250K.