With over $1.5 billion of income-producing properties, The Michelson Organization specializes in the acquisition, construction, leasing, management and disposition of high-quality multifamily residential, office, and industrial properties.
As we continue to grow, we are always looking for talented professionals to join our dynamic team. We have various opportunities available in Property Management, IT, Maintenance, Accounting and Finance and Real Estate. With our training and professional growth opportunities, you can take your career farther than you
ever imagined!
Our Management Training Program is just one of the many exciting career paths we offer. Not only will this comprehensive training program expose you to multiple aspects of the property management industry, but it will also train you to manage one of our nationwide, premier apartment communities consisting of 200 to 700 apartment homes.
Are you ready to take your career to the next level?
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The Property Manager is accountable for all community operations. The individual will effectively manage and coordinate employees, activities, projects, and available resources in order to accomplish community objectives as set forth by the Regional Property Manager and Property Owner. These objectives will include maximizing occupancy levels, economic occupancy, community values, and hitting or exceeding proposed budget numbers.
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The Assistant Property Manager’s primary responsibilities are to assist the Property Manager with the day-to-day operations in achieving the financial and operational objectives of the community while ensuring everything is conducted in compliance with all local, state, and federal landlord/tenant and Fair Housing Laws. The Assistant Property Manager helps oversee property maintenance, manages accounts payable/receivable, assist with resident relations, and help oversee capital projects occurring at the property.
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The Leasing Consultant’s primary responsibilities are to answer incoming telephone calls, show and lease apartments to prospective residents, market the community to the local area to build awareness, and assist current residents with any inquiries they have.
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The Management Training Program is designed to guide Candidates through each aspect of multi-family apartment management in order to become Property Manager of one of the Company’s premiere, nationwide apartment communities.
Candidates will train extensively at each position including Leasing Consultant, Assistant Property Manager, and Property Manager before independently becoming a Property Manager at a designated location. Top Candidates may move on to become an Area Manager where they will oversee a portfolio of properties.
Career Path:
The career path below outlines some of the Candidate’s job responsibilities at each stage of the Property Management Training Program, along with a general timeline that will be spent at each position. This career path can vary for each Candidate in the Training Program.
Introduction Training – Months 1-2
• Begin the Program at a local apartment community for introduction training. The Company will try to put a Candidate at a property close to their current location.
• Read, understand, and follow the Company’s Policies and Procedures. This also includes learning and adhering to all Fair Housing and local, state, and federal regulations.
• Train on the Company’s property management software – Yardi – to learn how to utilize the system.
• Learn and implement the Company’s Engaging Leasing Method for leasing apartment homes to prospective residents.
Leasing Consultant – Months 3-12
• Candidates will be required to relocate at this point. A one bedroom apartment with basic furnishings is provided upon relocation.
o See below for locations where the Company currently operates that Candidates may be sent to. The relocation will most likely send Candidates outside of their current city.
• Continue reading and understanding the Company’s Policies and Procedures and additional training manuals/material.
• Utilize the Engaging Leasing Method on phone calls and in person to lease apartment homes to prospective residents.
• Market the property to local businesses, merchants, schools, etc. and through multiple online resources to build community awareness and increase traffic.
• Monitor market competitors and conditions to stay current with surrounding influences.
• Complete lease and addenda forms for new and current residents to complete.
• Insure the model, vacant apartments, and tour routes are in pristine condition for showing each day.
• Assist in conducting monthly resident events.
• Take resident phone calls to input service calls or assist them with any requests they have. Forward escalated concerns to the Assistant or Property Manager.
Assistant Property Manager – Months 13-24
• Continue improving upon skills acquired as a Leasing Consultant.
• Ensure all rent is collected and posted in the property management software correctly.
• Diligently follow up with current and past residents that have delinquent accounts. Notate their accounts accordingly based on actions taken by either party.
• Process purchase orders and invoices to insure bills are paid in a timely manner.
• Build positive relationships with residents to effectively administer the property’s renewal program and retain the highest amount of residents possible.
• Work directly with the Property Manager to complete monthly financial, property status, and budget reports.
• Help current residents with any escalated issues they are experiencing.
• Active in the training of any new Leasing Consultants hired at the property.
• Assist the Property Manager on any miscellaneous administrative tasks needed.
• Gain full knowledge of the Property Manager’s position to be able to step in when they are out of the office.
Property Manager – Months 25+
• Manager the overall operations of the property.
• Demonstrate the ability to read, understand, and explain financial reports, lease/addenda documents, and all Company manuals.
• Maintain accurate records of all community transactions and/or events that occur on-site.
• Prepare annual budgets, income projections, and plan for upcoming capital projects.
• Effectively communicate with vendors to ensure accurate pricing and/or quality work.
• Ensure the property is performing to maximize revenue and minimize costs.
• Hire and train any new Leasing Consultants or Assistant Property Managers at the property.
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The Maintenance Supervisor’s primary responsibility is to work with the Property Manager to ensure and coordinate the safety, maintenance, equipment, and overall needs of the apartment community. Candidates must have a minimum of 3 years’ experience as a Maintenance Supervisor in the multi-family apartment industry or an equivalent.
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The Maintenance Technician’s primary responsibility is to ensure all resident work orders are completed in a timely and accurate manner and to assist the Maintenance Supervisor with other maintenance requirements/projects at the property.
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The Make Ready/Rehab Technician’s primary responsibility is to ensure that all vacated apartments are thoroughly restored to “market ready” status in a timely manner. Work must be completed according to the Property Manager and Maintenance Supervisor’s timetable and specifications. Make Ready Technician may also assist in other maintenance departments at the community.
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The Groundskeeper/Porter is responsible for the upkeep of grounds, amenities, building exteriors/interiors, Clubhouse/leasing office, parking lots, and other community buildings. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
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The Housekeeper’s primary responsibility is to ensure all vacant apartments, common areas, leasing office, clubhouse, and building exteriors are kept in a clean and orderly manner at all times.
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The regional property manager provides oversight of our rapidly growing portfolio. This position will be based out of our St. Louis Central Office with travel to assigned properties. Qualified candidate’s primary responsibility involves directing the successful performance of a portfolio of multifamily apartment communities and their staff within their designated region. The regional property manager is responsible for the overall supervision, motivation and success of the property managers and their self directed teams.
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The Property Accountant is responsible for performing general ledger and reporting functions for designated real estate properties. Also responsible for specific additional tasks and special projects as directed by the Vice President, Controller.
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