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Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager?
March 2017
Reasons to live in Beaverton.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager in Beaverton:
Pros: I chose Beaverton because of the excellent school districts. I enjoy Beaverton because it is close to everything. I am less than 15 minutes away from Washington Square Mall. Downtown Portland is less than 30 minutes. The zoo is just off 26 West.
Cons: The traffic is horrible in Beaverton. I live off Scholls Ferry Rd. And it is always congested. Highway 217 is always a nightmare. Highway 26 is too.
June 2015
Starting out in Property Management.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
When I first started out in property management, I wish I would have demanded more education in the laws (Civil Code) and financial planning for associations.
April 2015
New Career 2015.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
Pros: I like the fact that I work on my own in a virtual office. I do not have to report to a corporate setting anymore.
Cons: The job itself is up in the air. I do not have security with this job, nor do I have any benefits. (ie. Health, etc.)
April 2015
Job.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
Pros: Flexibilty.
Cons: Ling hours, large region.
March 2015
Comfortable work load, variety of work, challenging.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
Pros: Management for the building, fun team to work with, variety of job responsibilities.
Cons: Low paying, student majority in current company, small company with little room for climbing ladder.
February 2015
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
Know all policies, procedures, contracts, and safety guidelines, be detailed oriented, good time management skills, documentation, always be professional, respectful, and courteous. Great customer service skills and must be a team player.
December 2014
It's important to like your job.
Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager:
It is very important to understand that you must truly enjoy working with multi types and many people on an every-day-basis. The best customer service should be provided, along with being professional, considerate and respectful, regardless of the circumstances, (Whatever). Here's common sense wisdom that I live going though everyday life; If PEOPLE LIKE YOU, THEY WILL FORGIVE YOU! & TREAT PEOPLE LIKE YOU WOULD WANT TO BE TREATED!
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