Macdonald & Company
Property Manager - West Midlands (Hybrid) - APC Support

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Property Manager - West Midlands (Hybrid) - APC Support
I’m currently recruiting for an established property advisory business, who are seeking an experienced Property Management Surveyor to take ownership of a diverse portfolio spread across the wider Midlands region.
This is a client-facing, autonomous role with strong exposure to property management, lease events and estate management.
Key Responsibilities
- Full day-to-day management of your own property portfolio.
- Client, tenant, solicitor and stakeholder liaison.
- Lease and tenancy management, including rent reviews, expiries and lease events.
- Regular property inspections and management of repairs and planned maintenance.
- Supporting asset management initiatives and making recommendations on property matters.
- Managing arrears, invoice approvals, budgets and quarterly forecasts.
- Preparing client reports and supporting regular client meetings.
- Managing tenancy applications and occupier relationships.
- Maintaining property databases and lease/tenancy schedules, including TRAMPS.
- Supporting acquisition and disposal due diligence.
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About You
You’ll ideally have:
- Strong commercial property management experience.
- Excellent Landlord & Tenant knowledge.
- Experience managing your own portfolio and reporting directly to clients.
- Good understanding of property management accounting.
- Strong communication, organisation and prioritisation skills.
- A proactive, commercially minded approach and ability to work autonomously.
- Good Microsoft Office skills.
- Full clean driving licence and access to a car (essential)


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The post requires someone who is degree qualified and on their way to obtaining MRICS Qualification. 12 - 18 Months practical / relevant experience is essential. For those part qualified, full APC Support will be required where needed.
The role could be a hybrid role, with equal time spend in an office, on site and wfh.
This role is paying circa £32 - £35,000 + Car Allowance + Benefits.
To learn more about this exceptional new role, contact Nathan at Macdonald & Company on 0161 607 5089, or email nwakelam@macdonaldandcompany.com
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