KC Recruitment
Property Manager-Rentals

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Residential Property Manager-Lettings
Romford, Ilford and surrounding Areas
£35,000 - £40,000 with experience - ARLA qualifications preferred
Our client is an established and very successful estate agent. They dominate their market and are expanding rapidly. They have a large portfolio and database of residential properties that need constant management and support. A position has arisen for an experienced Property Manager to take control of the portfolio and database and ensure all properties are compliant, legal, and functioning property to high standards.
Requirements
- Manage a large portfolio of properties across East London and Essex.
- Arrange for tenant compliance paperwork to be received and checked.
- Work with Gas safety engineers, electricians, maintenance trades, and builders.
- Ensure tenants move in easily and safely.
- Confirm with Inventory clerks that all properties are correct and clean, and signed off.
- Liaise with Landlords on repairs and maintenance requirements.
- Daily liaison with tenants, landlords, and contractors, dealing with questions, complaints, and updates.
- Assessing and evaluating reported maintenance issues.
- Appointment and monitoring of contractors.
- Organising quotes for repair/maintenance on behalf of landlords and overseeing works.
- Providing property management advice within the area of expertise to existing and potential clients.
- Negotiating tenancy renewals.
- Invoice authorisation.
- Updating of specified areas of the property management database.
- Ensuring tenant/contractor/landlord compliance with statutory and contractual obligations.
- Writing letters and reports.
- Organising gas safety certificates and EPCs.
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- There are company meals and social events, and great prospects as they increase their office numbers and acquire new offices and businesses.
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- Saturday shift rota required with a day off in the week.
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