Any residential or commercial property must be taken care of from both a physical and a tenant-relations standpoint, and that is what a property manager does. He maintains and upgrades facilities while acting as liaison between the owner of the property and tenants. In many cases, the property manager has the responsibility for attracting tenants to the property as well.

To handle this demanding position, the property managers usually possess strong communications and organizational skills, and a flair for numbers. Moreover, a property manager has a well established contact list for unexpected disasters, such as a flooded basement, a heating system gone awry, or a burglary. This can be daunting for those who don’t perform well in crisis situations. The best property managers are proactive individuals that can anticipate potential problems and prevent them.

Last but not least, onsite managers also have to show prospective tenants around the site and meet with resident boards and committees, which can mean evenings or weekends spent in meetings.

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