Supports community association managers with resident and homeowner inquiries, document tracking, notices, mailings, meeting preparation, database updates, access credential issuance, reception coverage, filing, and general clerical tasks. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, accuracy, and proficiency with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and OneDrive. Community management experience is preferred.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
Will work closely and directly for individual residential community association managers to assist/support them on day-to-day duties including, but not limited to, the following:
- Walk-in/Calls/Emails - Answer homeowner and residents’ questions regarding their Association including but not limited to the Association’s Rules, Amendments, Architectural Change Requests, Violation Notices, Chargebacks)
- Answer questions from real estate agents and appraisers via phone calls or emails
- Collect various owner documents/forms and track them through an Excel Spreadsheet. Proactive routine follow-up for document requests; must be timely without verbal reminders from staff.
- Generate Letters, Notices and supporting documents, copy/stuff/postage mailing to all unit owners or prepare for outsourcing.
- Collect Annual Meeting proxies and prepare documents for the meeting to be given to the property manager.
- Copy/Stuff/Postage Mailings to individual unit owners on a regular basis.
- Generate violation letters accurately and efficiently
- Run reporting out of database as requested.
- Issue pool tags/cards/fobs, building/storage keys, transmitters/remotes, parking stickers/passes. Recorded in software or spreadsheet as required.
- Book meeting rooms for community managers when requested.
- Assist clients with clubhouse rentals and paperwork/requirements
- Proofread manager's documents/reports, letters, notices
- Create & Update Excel spreadsheets as needed
- Draft letters to vendors and homeowners
- Scanning records, filing electronically and updating database
- Filing of any hard copy documents on a weekly basis.
- Answer calls for community managers when they are out of the office for the day/week
- Cover Reception Desk (answer/transfer incoming calls; assist walk-in guests) as requested
- Additional clerical/requested tasks as needed from the community managers you will support
The ideal candidate will possess:
- Proficiency in O365 (Outlook,Word,Excel), SharePoint, One Drive.
- Positive and welcoming attitude;
- Must be able to handle difficult residents in a professional and positive manner;
- Strong organizational, oral, and written skills;
- Ability to multitask efficiently and accurately;
- Experience working in Community Management Industry a positive
Preferred Qualifications
Full-time Assistant Community Association Manager
Will work closely and directly for individual residential community association managers to assist/support them on day-to-day duties including, but not limited to, the following:
- Walk-in/Calls/Emails - Answer homeowner and residents’ questions regarding their Association including but not limited to the Association’s Rules, Amendments, Architectural Change Requests, Violation Notices, Chargebacks)
- Answer questions from real estate agents and appraisers via phone calls or emails
- Collect various owner documents/forms and track them through an Excel Spreadsheet. Proactive routine follow-up for document requests; must be timely without verbal reminders from staff.
- Generate Letters, Notices and supporting documents, copy/stuff/postage mailing to all unit owners or prepare for outsourcing.
- Collect Annual Meeting proxies and prepare documents for the meeting to be given to the property manager.
- Copy/Stuff/Postage Mailings to individual unit owners on a regular basis.
- Generate violation letters accurately and efficiently
- Run reporting out of database as requested.
- Issue pool tags/cards/fobs, building/storage keys, transmitters/remotes, parking stickers/passes. Recorded in software or spreadsheet as required.
- Book meeting rooms for community managers when requested.
- Assist clients with clubhouse rentals and paperwork/requirements
- Proofread manager's documents/reports, letters, notices
- Create & Update Excel spreadsheets as needed
- Draft letters to vendors and homeowners
- Scanning records, filing electronically and updating database
- Filing of any hard copy documents on a weekly basis.
- Answer calls for community managers when they are out of the office for the day/week
- Cover Reception Desk (answer/transfer incoming calls; assist walk-in guests) as requested
- Additional clerical/requested tasks as needed from the community managers you will support
The ideal candidate will possess:
- Proficiency in O365 (Outlook,Word,Excel), SharePoint, One Drive.
- Positive and welcoming attitude;
- Must be able to handle difficult residents in a professional and positive manner;
- Strong organizational, oral, and written skills;
- Ability to multitask efficiently and accurately;
- Experience working in Community Management Industry a positive
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