Hhdc Clinic - Grand Rapids, MI
posted about 2 months ago
The Property Manager at HHDC is responsible for the overall operation of the property under the direction of the Property Supervisor. This role involves the day-to-day implementation of policies, procedures, and programs to ensure a well-managed and well-maintained building. The Property Manager must develop a supportive environment for all residents while ensuring sound fiscal management, maintaining acceptable occupancy levels, and overseeing the cleanliness and maintenance of the building and grounds. This position requires effective management of onsite staff and interaction with vendors, necessitating strong leadership skills to foster a cooperative team environment among staff, residents, and visitors. Key responsibilities include maintaining the physical asset of the property by working closely with the Maintenance Supervisor to monitor and schedule maintenance work, ensuring timely completion of repairs, and conducting follow-up inspections to gauge resident satisfaction. The Property Manager is also responsible for overseeing safety and security measures, including key control and emergency procedures, and ensuring compliance with all safety regulations. In terms of marketing and leasing, the Property Manager must maintain full occupancy by implementing compliance with regulatory agency policies and managing the tenant selection process. This includes preparing necessary reports, monitoring lease renewals, and conducting market surveys to stay informed about neighborhood conditions. The role also involves fostering resident and community relations by participating in activities that enhance the public image of the property and promoting harmonious relations among residents and staff. Financial reporting and control are critical aspects of the role, requiring the Property Manager to implement rent collection programs, maintain financial records, assist in budget preparation, and ensure timely submission of reports to regulatory agencies. Administrative duties include supervising the maintenance of property files, monitoring lease compliance, and overseeing service contracts. Finally, the Property Manager is responsible for staff management, which includes hiring, training, evaluating, and supervising on-site staff to achieve operational goals. This role requires a commitment to ethical and responsible management practices, ensuring that all staff are treated fairly and consistently while fostering a positive work environment.