AIMCO Employer Reviews

Enjoyed working with AIMCO. They had a "pipeline" that genreated leads for specific properties and made Leasing very interesting.

I loved the residents I worked with. They made the job worth working. However, the property manager we had during the time I was there was lack-luster. I learned more from the Assistant Community Manager than I did from the manager. The ACM was AWESOME and remains one of my great friends. The uppper level management also had issues with telling the – more...  truth to employees, but they did it with a smile! – less

This company was great for the first 3 years but when I moved to Chicago, the company became very cold. They are very money driven and only care about the numbers. It made it very difficult for me to enjoy my job.

Tons of turn around within this company. they tend to promote those that they favor regardless of merit. You have to know whose behind to smooch to keep your job.

Arriving 15 min prior to opening, baking cookies and putting out balloons, Confirming app for the day. Conducing personlized tours with new prospects, Following up with future prospects. Completing move in files and needed admin work around the office. The most enjoyable part of my job was making moments that matter.

No benefits for part time or temps, unclear commission scale stucture, uniforms for agents, great upper manangement/corporate,

typical day at work is but not limited to inspecting units as they vacate for contractor needs and charges to tenants if any prior to move out.
I have learned alot about the apartment business with Aimco since I have been with them almost 13 yrs.
with new management comes more and more challenges to overcome but have succeeded in every aspect.
I would – more...  miss my co-workers the most they are a respectfull and dedicated team. – less

Aimco is a great company to work for. I have been there for 5 years, and feel that they, as a company, take care of their employees. There is a great opportunity for advancement, as well.

Typically time flies due to working with suppliers, vendors, subcontractors, residents and management. Company is big on coaching which is the best thing I learn here; helps to motivate staff and keep people on the right track. Management turnover has been extensive; things falling into place now. Hardest part of job is working with residents; best – more...  part is working with residents! – less

I truly enjoyed my experience working for AIMCO. I had to opportunity to work at a 55+ active senior community. The upper management staff is supportive, the training is exceptional and the work ethic is beyond professional. I've worked for other companies and AIMCO by far exceeds what is offered to any employee if you are willing to learn, be a team – more...  player and wish to succeed. I would highly recommend AIMCO as a company to work for. – less

I work for AIMCO for 6.4 yrs. and in most part of the duration it was fun, an the office/ maintenance staff carried them selves with strong team work we could count on each other all the time. We all worked very hard but we had fun working as a team.

Worst company I have ever worked for. Don't do it.

I worked for this company and found quickly that I loved it! I love property management!! Soon after I started in the Tampa area in 2006, I found out however that I was in the minority of company supporters. I had several friends who had worked for the company and warned me of its changed direction. Needing the job, I stayed and pushed through the drama. – more...  I lost several friends that were Property Managers to other companies and even a Regional Manager; they were replaced with ruthless and emotionless bog trolls. When I transferred areas to Orlando, I had a renewed sense of pride in my company. Maybe it *was* just the local team leaders in Tampa. Oh no. The economy tanked and we lost all Orlando leadership to be usurped by the Tampa leadership again. Great. They get you to do their dirty work, treat you horribly, don't recognize your obvious achievements and then insult you with further "slave labor." I lost even more friends on entry level, property management and even top level Learning and Development Managers to other companies. They let me go because they eliminated my position (which I do understand happens) but when I applied for Unemployment Benefits, they countered my claim stating that I was terminated for cause! WOW! – less

The leadership at Aimco subscribe to antiquated business practices that are centered on a culture of fear and chaos. The company has literally been reorganized every three to four years with many good people being cut with little discretion each time. This company ruins careers and badlly hurts lives. It's current iteration is a police state with h/r – more...  running the show and always watching. – less