Property, Real Estate, and Community
Association Managers
Natalia Kolganova
INDEX
Skills/Knowledge/Tasks
Personality Traits
Education
Becoming Property manager
Earnings
Job Outlook
SKILLS
Active Listening/Critical Thinking
Time Management
Reading Comprehension and Speaking
Coordination
Social Perceptiveness
Management of personnel resources
Judgment and Decision Making
KNOWLEDGE
Customer and Personal Service
Administration and Management
Sales and Marketing
Clerical
English Language and Mathematics
Economics and Accounting
Personnel and Human Resources
TASKS
Deale with prospective tenants
Direct collection payment
Inspect grounds, facilities, and
equipment
Investigate complaints
Manage and oversee operations
Negotiate sales
Handle paperwork.
PERSONALITY TRAITS
Campbell Work Orientation Style – OI
– Organizing Influencing
Holland Interest code: EC
– Enterprising Conventional
Myers-Briggs Indicator :ESTJ
– Extraversion Sensing Thinking Judging
EDUCATION
College Degree in:
Business/public administration
Real estate
Accounting and Finance
Related fields and with professional
designations
BECOMING PROPERTY MANAGER
A real estate sales agent
Onsite managers of apartment buildings,
office complexes
Employees of property management
firms or community association
management companies
TRAINING PROGRAMS
To improve management skills
To expand knowledge of specialized
Subjects
To be prepared for positions of greater
responsibility in property management
To receive certification, or the formal
award of a professional designation
RESUME
Web Sites:
Career One Stop
USAJOBS
Property_manager.pdf
Resume.doc
Careervoyages
Institute of RE Management
Community Associations Institute
Building Owners and Managers Institute
National Board of Certification for
Community Association Managers
EARNINGS
Location
United
States
New
York
Pay
Period
Hourly
Yearly
Hourly
Yearly
2006
10%
25%
Median
75%
90%
$9.68
$13.80
$20.71
$30.86
$45.75
$20,100 $28,700 $43,100 $64,200
$95,200
$22.46
$70.01+
$26.57
$34.41
$50.74
$145,600
$46,700 $55,300 $71,600 $105,500
+
STATE and NATIONAL TRENDS
Employment
2004
United
States
2014
361,200 416,500
New York 15,290
16,840
Percent
Job
Change Openings
+ 15 %
12,270
+ 10 %
440
JOB OUTLOOK
Employment is expected to increase
through the year 2014due to the facts:
managers transfer to other occupations or
leave the labor force
projected expansion of the real estate and
rental and leasing industry
The changing demographic composition of
the population
Natalia
Kolganova