Senior Regional Portfolio Property Supervisor
Position Description
ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) develops and manages service enriched, inclusive
residential communities, ensuring access to affordable, secure, quality housing that creates the
foundation for our residents to grow and thrive.
CEDC PROPERTY AND ASSET MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY
CEDC’s philosophy is that excellent property management is an essential part of its overall construction of affordable housing activities. CEDC provides a superior living environment for its residents. CEDC implements a team management approach to its work with particular coordination between its activities within its Property Management, Real Estate Development and Resident and Community Services Divisions.
THE POSITION
Reporting directly to the Director of Property Management, the Senior Regional Property Supervisor will assist in the development and monitoring of company policies and procedures related to property management. Responsible for the recruitment, training, development, and supervision of Resident Managers and Maintenance staff in the designated portfolio. Have a significant focus on ensuring that the physical asset and performance of CEDC properties are managed to the expectations of our investors.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Primary duties of this position and responsibilities include, but are not limited to the
following:
Personnel & Administration:
• Supervision of the staff in the designated property portfolio.
• Assists in the update, revision and/or development of forms, reports, and manuals relating to property management issues and operations. Ensures implementation is appropriate and timely.
• Ensure that time sheets and mileage reimbursement requests are completed and submitted as expected.
• Address staff-related issues.
• Prepare Resident Manager Performance evaluations and performance improvements plans as necessary.
• Ensure human resource policies, procedures and guidance are in accordance with CEDC expectations. Assist with employment decisions.
• Participate in candidate interview panels for vacant Resident Manager Positions, or other CEDC openings.
• Coordinates and conducts monthly meetings for all property management staff.
• Assist Resident Managers with questions and issues related to operations, safety, and other issues.
• Assists in the development and ensures implementation of property management training programs. Ensures that all new hires are trained properly and consistently.
• Assist the Director in other assigned projects and tasks.
Lease/House Rules & Compliance:
• Ensure resident screening guidelines and other compliance mandates are followed correctly by all Resident Managers for potential residents. Oversee implementation and enforcement of Fair Housing laws.
• Ensure vacancy turnaround of 10 days or better.
• Ensure that staff maintains an updated and healthy waiting list to process at a minimum
3 hopper approved files to meet required unit turnaround. Monitors Marketing according to AFHM plan.
• Monitors, assists, and makes recommendations to improve property operations; reviews occupancy status; identifies 3rd-party assistance to gain objectivity.
• Resolves property management related issues. Communicates activities and outcomes to the Director of Property Management to ensure appropriate monitoring and control of property issues and operations are transparent and closed.
• Reviews/audits property administrative, accounting, and investor areas to ensure compliance with established policies and procedures.
• Enforces tenant recertification schedule to ensure timely completion per AR calendar.
• Ensures that property staff meets the compliance aspect of property programs.
• Meet regularly with the Compliance Specialist to address issues & concerns related to audits and compliance.
• Assess and determine appropriate rent concessions requests.
• Review financial reports and discuss expenses with resident managers.
Resident Relations & Operations:
• Visit each property at a minimum twice per month.
• Assist and participate in property Resident meetings, events, and programs related to the properties.
• Timely address resident related issues.
• Oversee incident reporting & resolutions with all parties involved.
• Ensure grounds are monitored daily to ensure safety and superior curb appeal.
• Develops and maintains relationships with suppliers, vendors, contractors, and all others serving the community.
• Review waiting list at each of the properties and identify/support necessary marketing efforts to replenish the pool of applications.
• Prepare physical condition reports for all the properties on a monthly basis with an action plan to address corrections.
• Submit Property Status Reports to the Director of Property Management.
Ensure that all properties follow/conduct the bi-annual unit inspections and that any corrections are addressed. If necessary, at least 20% minimum must be conducted.
• Assist with the lease renewal process. Analyze resident turnover.
• Support effective resident retention programs with Resident and Community Services, RCS.
• Walk-through vacant units for assessment of conflicting reported information.
• Walk-through of the properties on a weekly basis.
• Assist with after hour emergencies for the properties.
• Meet with the Director of Property Management on a regular basis. Date and time to be determined.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE. SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
• Must have a minimum of 2-3 years property management experience at a supervisory level.
• Must have 3 years of California Tax Credit practical experience (tax credit certification a plus).
• Must have HCD, HOME program, HUD Project-Based, Sec. 8 tenant-based, and USDA-RD experience.
• Experience with the Fair Housing Act
• Minimum 2-3 years’ experience working in nonprofit housing management.
• Experience with Yardi Property and Asset Management software.
• Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Computer proficient in Microsoft platform (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Experience facilitating and capturing engagement in group settings; public speaking.
• Strong sense of professionalism.
• Bilingual (English/Spanish), both written and oral.
• Ability to multi-task, prioritize workload, and meet pressing and competing deadlines.
• Positive attitude and ability to instill teamwork among staff.
• Sensitive to the needs and concerns of low-income persons.
• Experience working in the field(s) of community development, housing, and/or economic development, preferred.
REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
• High School diploma or GED equivalent certificate required. Bachelor’s Degree from accredited
university or college, preferred.
• SCHM, LIHTC, USDA-RD or HCCP certification, required.
LICENSES & OTHER REQUIREMENTS
A valid California driver’s License and proof of automobile liability insurance.
CEDC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.