Community Manager I (property)
(Abilene/Odessa, Texas)

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Who is Aimco?
Aimco is a premier Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) and the nation's largest publicly traded owner and operator of apartment communities, with assets of $11 billion, serving approximately one million residents throughout the United States.  As a leading S&P 500 company with over 25 years of proven performance, Aimco has a unique blend of experience and ingenuity in apartment management, financing and investing in conventional and affordable housing communities.

We are looking for Community Managers.
Community Managers run the show, so to speak.   The Community Manager is business leader responsible for the operations, finances, and staffing of a multi-million dollar apartment community as defined by Aimco policies and procedures.  Aimco recognizes that the image of an apartment community is in many ways a direct reflection of the integrity and professionalism of the Manager. 

A Community Manager is a sales leader.  The Community Manager sets the standard on how Leasing Consultants engage prospective and current residents.  The Manager trains Leasing Consultants on isolating the needs of prospective residents, addressing those needs with the right apartment homes, and closing the sale.  In addition, a great Community Manager models those successful sales techniques on a daily basis.

 A Community Manager is a team leader.   A successful Manager builds and maintains a team-oriented office environment and encourages the staff to rely on each others’ strengths.  Aimco believes that a successful Community Manager motivates, challenges, and delegates, but has the know-how to perform the responsibilities of each team member.  The size of a team depends upon the size of the apartment community, but typically a staff will consist of a Community Manager, Assistant Community Manager, Leasing Consultants, and the Service Team.

 Finally, a Community Manager is a customer service leader.  Being a “people” person is not enough.  The ideal candidate must be able to address the concerns of current and prospective residents in a friendly and professional manner.  A successful candidate must have strong organizational abilities, follow-up skills, and a great attention to detail. 

Are you the right person for the Job?
The ideal Community Manager may not necessarily have previous apartment management experience. However, the right candidate should have a strong management, sales, customer service, and fiscal decision-making background.  Here are a few things to consider –

It’s a great place to work!  Aimco offers financial incentives based upon performance.  In addition, we provide a salary and benefits package which includes a matching 401k, dental insurance, medical insurance, disability benefits, prescription drug coverage, confidential employee assistance programs, life insurance, a vision-care plan, paid sick time, wellness programs, paid company holidays, job training programs, tuition reimbursement, and paid vacations.  We are looking for career-minded professionals who recognize the value of a career path. With training and experience a successful Community Manager t may grow into a Regional Property Manager and beyond. Good computer skills are needed!  A Community Manager uses a variety of programs such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Internet Explorer, as well as our proprietary property management software.  A strong financial and administrative background with a proven track record is a must.  The Community Manager must have a solid budgetary understanding of the community at all times, make fiscal decisions based upon performance, and increase the net operating income of the community.   Aimco is a script-oriented, sales-focused company.  A Community Manager must be able to work from scripts both in person and over the telephone, as well as train staff members to do the same. A Community Manager must be able to handle a high volume of telephone calls. A Community Manager must address rent collection with delinquent residents, which may involve lease termination and legal action if necessary. In property management, evenings and weekends are par for the course.  The ideal candidate needs schedule flexibility to accommodate a 7 day workweek. Multi-tasking and adaptation are key elements to success!  The Community Manager must efficiently handle a changing environment and be capable of dealing with multiple people and various situations simultaneously. A Community Manager must hire and train new employees. Be prepared to move around!  The position includes showing apartments outside and around the apartment community, as well as grounds inspection to ensure a market-ready condition.