Community Association Manager

Posted 11hrs ago

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Community Association Manager overseeing Florida community associations for MAY Management Services. Managing boards, vendors, property maintenance, budgets, financial reporting, and staff.

Responsibilities:

  • Attend all Board meetings and provide administrative support
  • Prepare agendas, minutes, Board packages, status reports, and weekly management reports
  • Respond promptly to Board and owner requests and resolve owner problems
  • Attend committee meetings as appropriate
  • Liaise between Board Presidents and association vendors
  • Manage annual meetings, voting proxies, and ballots
  • Obtain and present bids and proposals
  • Educate Board members on Florida law, meeting conduct, and corporate records
  • Provide direction for turnover committees
  • Process ARB/ARC applications
  • Inspect properties weekly and arrange corrective action
  • Monitor violations, vendor performance, and physical assets needing repair
  • Enforce covenants and send violation letters
  • Prepare work orders, contract vendors, and ensure work completion
  • Supervise association contractors and vendors
  • Prepare annual budgets, review monthly financial reports, correct discrepancies, and prepare variance reports
  • Supervise, train, evaluate, and provide feedback to direct reports
  • Approve timeclock records for payroll processing
  • Interview and train new hires
  • Serve as primary contact for assigned associations and ensure high client satisfaction
  • Supervise and direct Community Assistants, ARB Coordinators, and Maintenance Technicians
  • Coordinate with Client Accounting on budgets and financial reports

Requirements:

  • CAM License - REQUIRED and non-negotiable
  • Ideally, an Associates or BA degree, or commensurate experience
  • 2 years of Community Management Experience
  • Community Management and Accounting courses
  • Thorough understanding of Florida law, Chapters 718 and 720
  • Ability to read financial statements
  • Familiarity with construction and condition of association physical assets to identify repair needs
  • Knowledge of appropriate vendors for correcting physical faults
  • Well organized and able to prioritize
  • Good written and verbal communication skills
  • Proactive, with ability to assess situations quickly and take appropriate action
  • High sense of urgency
  • Diplomatic and sensitive to clients
  • Good common sense and confidence
  • Ability to give effective feedback to direct reports
  • Ability to work quickly and efficiently while managing a heavy workload
  • Ability to work independently with little supervision
  • Ability to handle difficult situations tactfully