You will be overseeing a property portfolio of over 400 managed properties and working alongside the Lettings team and a Senior Property Manager.Senior Property Manager You will ideally be ARLA qualified. Senior Property Manager Dealing with repair and maintenance issues. Booking inspections for properties and check outs with outsource inventory companies. Sending reports to tenants and landlords. Booking gas, electric and EPC certificates. Contacting utility companies. Organising move in and move out of tenants. Organising cleaning companies. Administration and general property management duties. Booking contractors to carry out the works. Speaking to landlords and tenants on a regular basis. Dealing with legislation including EPC, electric, health and safety, gas inspections. Landlord licenses. Serving notices. Court eviction paperwork. Attending court experience. Street software experience is great, but not essential as training will be given. All notes must be taken of all calls and repairs on software system. Time management is very important. You must be very organised and have good IT knowledge and know how to prepare excel spreadsheets. Typing skills a must and a good typing speed. Must be able to work on your own initiative. Working under pressure is a must as you will need to be able to deal with different tenancy scenarios. Understanding of the new reform for section 21's is very important. Senior Property Manager Inventory reports and check outs experience preferred but not essential. You must be prepared to carry out property inspections which are carried out every 4 months, this is worked between the Property Manager and an outsourced Inventory Clerk. Senior Property Manager ARLA (Propertymark) - Exams passed ideally. Property Management training on going courses are offered and opportunity to study ARLA (Propertymark) and take exams so you would need a person who likes to study and progress. This qualification will eventually become mandatory in the future.
