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Assistant Property Manager

Beverly Hills, CA

Founded in 1993, DivcoWest is a multi-disciplinary real estate investment firm headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in Los Angeles, Menlo Park, Cambridge, Washington DC, Austin, and New York City. Known for our long-standing relationships and track record of success in innovation markets, DivcoWest combines entrepreneurial spirit with an institutional approach.

DivcoWest aims to create environments that inspire ingenuity, promote growth, and enhance the health, happiness, and well-being of all people. A disciplined code of ethics is at the core of all that we do. We believe that the collective energy of a diverse team is what drives our creative ideas and solutions.

Summary

DivcoWest is looking for an experienced Assistant Property Manager that will support the management of two properties located in Beverly Hills, CA. This position requires someone who is motivated, interested in learning and very attentive to detail. The individual for this position should be comfortable working and contributing to a team environment, enjoy being in a busy environment where new and complex transactions occur and interacting with people at various levels within and outside the organization.

 

This role requires five days in office at our office Beverly Hills, CA location. Availability to respond to property emergencies and occasionally work after hours, on weekends, or holidays as needed to ensure the safety and operational integrity of the property is required.

 

The ideal candidate is a driven self-starter with a positive attitude who is a team player. This person has above average customer service skills and problem-solving capabilities, and clear, concise written and verbal communication skills.

 

Responsibilities

  • Monitor tenant receivables including preview of rent statements, responding to tenant inquiries, rent collection, miscellaneous billings, and delinquency reporting.
  • Process invoices daily, including vendor coding, approval verification and budgetary review. Maintain accurate financial records using MRI accounting software. Prepare necessary check requests, input related data and processing within established Research and respond to internal and external inquiries. Research invoices and payments to ensure timely and accurate payment.
  • Act in a property manager capacity as
  • Manage the preparation of and give approval on accurate tenant
  • Follow up on all Obtain aging report for property manager and deliver standard correspondence to address delinquencies.
  • Responsible for preparing aspects of the annual budget and gathering bid proposals for potential work to be performed.
  • Produce vendor repair agreements, maintain vendor’s files, supervise vendors as requested and monitor vendor insurance.
  • Prepare lease abstracts for new tenant files, review monthly rent roll for accuracy and provide for supervisor review.
  • Accurately compose own correspondence and spreadsheet documents as
  • Dispatch service calls, enter them into the work order software program and follow-up to ensure satisfactory completion.
  • Lead regular property inspections as requested, prepare periodic inventory of building contents, provide appropriate follow-up and assign work to service providers as needed.
  • Set up new tenant lease files, maintain existing tenant files, track tenant insurance certificates for vendors and tenants (coverage amounts and compliance dates) and update tenant lists monthly.
  • Assist with Tenant Relations, including but not limited to updating and maintaining the tenant handbook, order tenant move-in gifts, order holiday gifts and assist with planning of periodic tenant events.
  • Coordinate tenant move-ins including disbursement of keys and access cards, establishment of new mail service, walk-through and all other tasks as required.
  • Professionally interface with all levels of management, vendors, and
  • Welcome visitors and clients in a professional, courteous, and helpful
  • Schedule any maintenance required for office machines and
  • Complete monthly accounting tasks, including review of rent edits, accruals, and account
  • Assist property manager as needed with capital improvement and tenant improvement
  • Assist property manager as needed with monthly reporting, operating budgets and

Qualifications

  • 4-year degree
  • 10+ years of experience in Commercial Real Estate Property Management
  • Excellent leadership and customer service skills with the ability to maintain a positive attitude and work both independently and as part of a team are a must.
  • Dedication, multi-tasking, and attention to detail is
  • MRI, Building Engines and Nexus or similar systems experience
  • Knowledge of general accounting and financing.
  • Ability to multi-task, work successfully under pressure, and effectively prioritize and manage time and workload to meet property and client needs.
  • A desire to work within a diverse, collaborative, and professional

 

The person in this position must be able to:

  • Remain in a stationary position for 75% of the time working on a computer and attending virtual
  • Occasionally move about the office to access file cabinets, office technology, and attend meetings
  • Travel to managed properties in the portfolio via automobile (hired or owned) as public transit to all properties are not available.

Compensation

  • $75,000-$90,000 Annual Salary
  • Annual bonus opportunity
  • Full benefits
  • 401k match (starting in 2026)
  • Flexible vacation policy

 

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