Property Manager

Property Manager – Field Operations Focus Shift: 5-day workweek & 2 days off; must be willing to be flexible to business needs Compensation: 80,168.40 annual salary & Quarterly incentive bonus earnings up to 12% of annual salary Location: San Juan Island, WA This is a hands-on, field-based role with significant time spent across the portfolio conducting property inspections, ensuring compliance and quality standards, identifying maintenance needs, and driving issues to resolution. The ideal candidate is organized, proactive, comfortable with technology, enjoys being active in the field rather than primarily behind a desk, and owns the end-to-end homeowner experience for their assigned portfolio. This role serves as the single point of accountability for property performance, homeowner satisfaction, and operational execution. The Property Manager owns the end-to-end homeowner experience for their assigned portfolio. This role serves as the single point of accountability for property performance, homeowner satisfaction, and operational execution.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Homeowner Relationship Management Primary Point of Contact & Trusted Advisor Serve as the dedicated single point of contact for all homeowner inquiries, concerns, and requests Build trusted, long-term relationships rooted in transparency, follow-through, and credibility Proactively anticipate risks related to performance, condition, or satisfaction and address them before escalation Conduct regular proactive check-ins with homeowners Deliver difficult conversations (maintenance issues, damages, policy changes) with clarity, empathy, and solutions Consultation & Guidance Confidently discuss property performance, revenue drivers, and market dynamics Guide homeowners on pricing strategy, marketing optimization, and improvement investments Clearly explain tradeoffs, constraints, and decisions Maintain detailed homeowner history, preferences, and risk indicators in CRM Retention & Growth Identify at-risk homeowners and execute retention plans Serve as the homeowner advocate in internal discussions and decision-making 2. Portfolio Operations Management Property Oversight Own day-to-day operational performance for a portfolio averaging 40-80 units (market dependent) Ensure properties meet brand, cleanliness, maintenance, and readiness standards Conduct and review inspections; address recurring issues through permanent solutions Monitor property condition trends and recommend preventative maintenance Operational Decision-Making Coordinate with POD and/or third-parties to resolve issues efficiently Own work order outcomes, not just submission or tracking Make day-to-day decisions independently Monitor and actively manage operational cost per property Inspection Strategy & Scheduling Authority Own inspection strategy and cadence for the assigned portfolio Independently schedule and prioritize inspections based on: Owner arrivals and owner usage VIP and high-risk guest arrivals Recent maintenance issues or guest feedback Property complexity, size, and condition Time elapsed since last physical walkthrough Ensure each property is physically or virtually inspected on a regular, proactive cadence Document inspection findings, trends, and follow-up actions clearly Escalate systemic issues for process improvement Quality & Compliance Review guest feedback and address property-specific issues at the root cause Ensure compliance with local regulations, HOA requirements, and brand standards 3. Departmental Partnership & Accountability Cross-Functional Ownership Partner with Revenue, Marketing, Finance, Onboarding, Compliance, and Maintenance teams to deliver outcomes Translate internal recommendations into clear homeowner actions and decisions Execution & Follow-Through Submit requests following established protocols Track open items through resolution Provide feedback to teams on process gaps and improvement opportunities 4. Revenue & Performance Optimization Demonstrate working knowledge of revenue management principles Confidently communicate pricing and performance decisions to homeowners 5. Onboarding & Transitions Lead homeowner relationship onboarding in partnership with onboarding and sales teams Set expectations early around communication cadence, standards, and decision-making Manage property offboarding with professionalism and feedback capture

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

3–5 years experience in property management, hospitality, or portfolio-based client management Technical computer skills required on all forms of hardware – laptops, cell phones, tablets Dependable, self‑motivated, and able to work independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment. Ability to be highly organized while multi-tasking Comfort discussing money, performance, and tradeoffs with homeowners Strong operational judgment and follow-through High emotional intelligence and accountability mindset Comfortable operating in a fast‑moving environment where structure is still being built

PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

Proactive and self‑directed; takes ownership without being asked Solutions‑oriented with strong follow‑through Adaptable and comfortable with ambiguity Detail‑oriented while maintaining big‑picture judgment Collaborative team player with integrity and professionalism Extremely organized and able to manage multiple projects at one time

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & WORK

Ability to conduct property inspections requiring walking, stairs, and physical assessment Work may take place indoors or outdoors, in a variety of settings including private homes, resorts, offices, condo buildings, laundry or storage facilities -often in varying weather conditions. Ability to adapt schedule based on guest and homeowner needs. Shifts may include early mornings, evenings, weekends, holidays. The role requires extreme schedule flexibility. Hybrid work environment with requirement to work in the field for property inspections. Reliable transportation required. Regular travel within the locally assigned market and/or region. Ability to move freely (balancing, climbing, crawling, driving, squatting, standing, stooping, walking, bending, pushing, pulling, reaching) and ability to lift up to fifty (50) pounds without assistance.

ENVIRONMENT

Ability to conduct property inspections requiring walking, stairs, and physical assessment Work may take place indoors or outdoors, in a variety of settings including private homes, resorts, offices, condo buildings, laundry or storage facilities -often in varying weather conditions. Why Avari? | Benefits & Team Experience At Avari Management, we believe every role matters. Our field employees and remote administrative employees may support the business in very different ways, but we operate as one team. That’s why we refer to our administrative organization as the Support Team—not the corporate team. We set ourselves apart through inclusivity, collaboration, support, and shared success Benefits for Eligible Full-Time Employees Medical and prescription coverage Dental and vision insurance Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) 401(k) with Avari match up to 4% Employer-paid Basic Life & AD&D insurance Employer-paid Short-Term Disability Voluntary Life, Long-Term Disability, Accident, Critical Illness, and Hospital Indemnity options Member Assistance Program Optional legal and identity/fraud protection benefits Coverage options for eligible dependents Why Join Avari? Inclusive and collaborative culture One-team approach across Field and Support Teams Opportunity to grow, learn, and make an impact Cross-functional exposure across Operations, Property Management, Guest Services, Maintenance, Housekeeping, Sales, and Support Opportunity to contribute ideas and help shape processes as Avari continues to grow Company-provided cell phone Performance-based bonus tied to portfolio performance and homeowner satisfaction #J-18808-Ljbffr Avari Management