Property Manager Positions in Sharjah (New 2024)

Job Requirements

Property managers wear many hats and are responsible for the overall well-being of the properties they manage. Their key areas of responsibility can be broadly categorized as follows:

1. Budgeting and forecasting: Developing and managing annual budgets, forecasting income and expenses, and monitoring financial performance.
2. Rent collection and accounting: Collecting rent from tenants, handling late payments, and ensuring accurate financial records.
3. Paying bills and managing expenses: Paying bills for utilities, maintenance, and other property-related expenses.
4. Advertising and marketing vacant units: Attracting potential tenants through advertising, conducting open houses, and managing online listings.
5. Screening and selecting tenants: Qualifying potential tenants through credit checks, background checks, and reference verification.
6. Leasing and contract negotiation: Negotiating lease agreements with tenants, outlining terms and conditions, and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
7. Responding to tenant inquiries and complaints: Addressing tenant concerns and requests promptly and professionally, maintaining positive relationships.
8. Enforcing lease agreements: Handling lease violations, issuing notices, and potentially evicting tenants when necessary (following legal procedures).