Property Manager - Challock, United Kingdom - AMR - Specialist Property Recruiters

AMR - Specialist Property Recruiters

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Challock, United Kingdom

1 week ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

SOCIABLE PROPERTY COMPANY, SEEKS ENTHUSIASTIC PROPERTY MANAGER

Our client is a well-respected name throughout Kent and the South-East, employing over 35 members of staff, is looking for an enthusiastic, sociable, hard working and pro-active individual to join their friendly, long-standing and close-knit team.

Based at our Head office in Challock, near Ashford, this role is supporting a key Director within our Estate Management Team, assisting with the management of several impressive portfolios of residential properties linked to privately owned large country estates,as well as supporting on all elements of property management throughout the wider firm.

Duties will include, but are not limited to:

Carrying out property inspections and reporting to clients
Ensuring Landlord and Tenant compliance with lease covenants and statutory requirements including Health & Safety Regulations
Negotiating rent reviews and lease renewals for residential tenancies and other agreements linked to the wider Estates such as grazing licences, storage leases and other diversification projects
Dealing with maintenance issues and enquiries and the booking and supervision of repair and maintenance works contracts
Tenant liaison and dispute resolution; and
Pursuing outstanding monthly rental payments and administering tenancy deposit returns.

Personality profile:

A minimum of 12 months residential property management experience
A born organiser, keen for responsibility, with strong negotiation skills and an ability to stay calm under pressure
Proactive, confident, willing to learn and happy to get stuck in
Excellent IT, written and verbal communication skills
Good attention to detail
Good sense of humour
Full UK Driving Licence and access to own vehicle required
An interest in the countryside and rural communities would be beneficial

Benefits: