Property Assistant

Property Management Assistant Provide assistance to a team of Property Managers in all administrative aspects of property management administration and reporting. Lead member and first (telephone) response for tenant/customer service requests serving a portfolio of investment and corporate properties. Compile, and assist in the preparation of, various monthly (and other periodic) property operational, administrative and financial reports. Administrative duties require broad experience, skill and knowledge of organization policies and practices for a specific group or individual. Analysis and determination of information requests and follow-up. May directly assist in budget preparation and control activities. Essential duties include ensuring financial controls and business processes are in place relative to processing, monitoring, analyzing and reporting all expenditures. Where lacking, assist in developing programs to support the business needs. Coordinate with Property Managers in property-related documents administration - memoranda, letters, monthly reports, proposals, and other projects from draft using company software packages such as spreadsheets, word processing and graphics. Create transcription from Dictaphone. Ensure timeliness and accuracy of documents. Coordinate tenant service requests pertaining to property operations and administration. Maintain a professional image to internal and external callers. Delegate calls to property service technicians and follow up with tenant and/or property manager as required. Compile information, prepare and update reports or process other documents as required: Lease Abstracts, Vendor Insurance Certificates, Vendor Service Agreements, Vendor Invoices and Service Records, Property Emergency Call Lists, Tenant Contact Lists, etc. Develop and maintain property filing & tracking systems for reports and documents identified above. Assist Property Managers in the annual budget preparation and development. Administer and print various property accounting reports (as produced by the company's accounting software) for Property Manager review or compilation in the property monthly (or other periodic) reports Accounts Receivable, Check Register, Variance Report, General Ledger, Rent Roll, etc. Administer vendor, RE Tax and other property invoices. Date stamp, code/process for Property Manager review/approval and enter into the accounting system. Organization and scheduling of meetings. Prepare/organize items in relation to meetings, including but not limited to, site reservation, preparation of necessary materials, interaction with attendees, etc. Assist Property Managers in the monthly billing, periodic tenant billing adjustments (PTAR's) and subsequent collections of monthly tenant rent and other tenant receivables. Oversee copying, faxing and mail distribution within designated area. Monitor and order general office supplies as needed. Ensure assigned office equipment is adequately maintained and secure. Contact and coordinate with vendors to service or repair equipment. May perform other duties as assigned. Skills, education and experience include a Bachelor's Degree or High School Diploma/General Education Degree (GED) and a minimum 3-4 years previous related experience preferably in a Real Estate Background. Proficient in MS Word, MS Excel, E-Mail. Working knowledge of Internet and Internet Searching Techniques. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Flexibility to handle changing priorities and projects. Ability to prioritize workload with an attention to detail and willingness to complete projects in a timely and efficient manner. Strong proofreading and editing skills. Strong business vocabulary, grammar, and effective communication skills. Discretion regarding personnel and industry-related matters. Excellent interpersonal skills. Attention to detail. Broker or salesman license as required for property management in the state/s where business is transacted. Benefits and perks include industry leading parental leave policy (up to 16 weeks), generous healthcare, Bright Horizons back-up care program, generous paid time off, education reimbursement, referral program, opportunities to network and connect. Working conditions are normal with the absence of disagreeable elements.