What did you do as a condominium manager?

Managed overall tenant relations, including promoting tenant satisfaction and streamlining services delivery. Worked with the owners to identify, develop and achieve community goals and objectives. Compiled and conveyed all operational and financial data to the regional manager.

How many condominiums does Boothby Realty manage?

Managed a portfolio consisting of approximately 13 sites comprising approximately 1400 units. Develop and implement a strict Preventive Maintenance program for all assets. Assist in the development and implementation of annual budgets and business plans for Associations Board Of Directors.

What can I do with my resume as a construction manager?

Acted as liaison between construction manager and maintenance team during rehab of 50% of units. Resumes, and other information uploaded or provided by the user, are considered User Content governed by our Terms & Conditions. As such, it is not owned by us, and it is the user who retains ownership over such content.

Is there a property manager for a condo building?

Most condo buildings have a property manager, and if you live in a condo building, chances are you have worked with one. Although you may have had some experiences in working with a property manager, have you ever wondered what they actually do on a day to day basis?

How many hours does a condo manager work?

Most condo resident managers hold regular office hours. While some managers may work part-time or off-site, it is not unusual for a resident manager to work 8 to 5 office hours.

How much does it cost to have a condo management company?

If the maintenance fee per unit is $500 per month, that’s only 10% of your earnings. But, if your condo is a large building with lots of units, then you should avoid paying a flat fee for a condo management company.

Who are the board members of a condo Corporation?

Board Members are volunteers quite often with minimal experience or expertise yet are managing significant assets – people’s homes. That’s where the Property Manager comes in – they provide the expertise and experience to help the Board make the best decisions to ensure they are taking the best care of their condo corporation.