becoming a landlord/manager of apartment complex

Looking for a 3 BDRM apartment in the Inland Empire. I have 10 years plus experience in managing apartment buildings. Speak, write, and read fluent spanish and English. Proficient in Excel, Word and other software programs. Good, and pleasant disposition, responsiblie and very hard working.

Sudie said: Apartment manager jobs have pretty fast turnover. Most managers cant hang for more than a year because the tenants drive them crazy. My company alone, in the small area where I live, has already gone through 4 sets of mgrs in 2 years at some of our complexes. The jobs are out there, trust me.
Just remember that you give up your privacy. Unfortunately most complexes dont have a separate managers unit, so you have to share walls with tenants.... sometimes listening to the noise after being in your office all day can make you nutty.
I think managers would last longer if their dwelling was detached from the tenants....
If anyone can hear me, and you are building an apartment complex, do a great service and let the manager unit stand alone.

We have four buildings in our Elderly and Disabled complex. A,B,C,D. Bldg A contains the community room, laundry, maintenance room, and from the porch of the office, there is the manager's 2 bdr 1 ba apt. B and C are all one bedroom apts and D is two bedroom apts. Bldg A faces the highway, but can observe the entrance to the complex. It is an excellent arrangement. Our private parking (sign) is in front of the building (manager parking only). I have no problems with anyone trying to park in it. I have a lawnmower storage and shop behind the complex. It is my private retreat. Heated and AC'd. I love the setup here.

I am currently looking for a 3 BRM apartment. I have 10 years experience managing apartment bldgs. 2 yrs in one complex and 8 yrs in another. Please let me know if you have something available for me. Thank you

T said: divide the amount of full units by the total amout of units, then you will know what percent full you are.

Gpi= the total income you could make... So u take the total units u have and x that by the rent. So for a easy example: if you have 10units that rent for 800 a month then your gpi is 8000.00. I hope that helps u.

ginger in oakdale in Toledo, Ohio said: I was an apartment manager some years ago. Now we (husband and I) are managers of a mobile home park. Please someone, anyone, give us a job at an apartement complex anyday. you think managing a complex is tough. Try babysitting a bunch of homeowners that think you sole job is to quite a barking dog. or tell you about a loud party but won't sign a complaint form. I could go on and on but trust me, it's a horse of a very different color. Then just for grins and giggles, toss in the old manager that was fired for doing a lousy job, oh ya. piece of cake... not!!!

Haha! It's no different. I manage an large apartment complex and the tenants behave exactly the same as you just described( loud parties; barking dogs;noisy kids...and the all annoying "someone's parked in my spot, cant you have them towed?" at 12 at night). It's like running a HUGE daycare 24/7! It is a horse of EXACTLY the same color. Sorry to disappoint :(. People are idiots no matter where they live or what they live in.They whine and complain ALL the time.