Assistant Community Manager

Key Responsibilities

Administrative &

  • Executive Support

  • Manage and maintain the Director’s calendar, appointments, reminders, and follow-up tasks.
  • Prepare meeting agendas, summaries, and document packets.
  • Track action items for both the Director and onsite teams.
  • Draft emails, communications, and announcements in the Director’s tone and format.

Property Management Support

  • Assist with organizing property data, directories, SOPs, and training materials.
  • Help compile weekly and monthly reports (occupancy, delinquency, leasing, variance).
  • Maintain updated versions of templates, workflows, and checklists.
  • Coordinate with onsite managers as directed for document collection, unit updates, and task follow-ups.

Document &

  • File Management

  • Create, format, and organize documents in Word, Excel, PDF, and Canva.
  • Maintain structured digital filing systems: SOPs, templates, budgets, marketing materials, and inspections.
  • Update shared folders with the latest forms and versions.
  • Prepare printable and digital versions of presentations, guides, and checklists.

Communication &

  • Team Coordination

  • Draft professional emails, memos, and updates for internal and external stakeholders.
  • Help organize agendas and materials for team meetings, trainings, and workshops.
  • Track responses, deadlines, and deliverables assigned to onsite staff or vendors.

Data Entry &

  • Reporting

  • Input data into spreadsheets, trackers, and dashboards (leasing, repairs, move-ins/outs).
  • Assist in building or maintaining Excel tools (market surveys, budget trackers, renewal logs, etc.).
  • Compile reports using provided data; help identify missing information.

Technical Skills Required

  • Strong proficiency or ability to learn:
  • Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint
  • Bonus: Experience with AppFolio, property-management software, or CRM tools.
  • Ability to learn new systems quickly and follow established workflows.

Professional Skills

  • Exceptionally detail-oriented and organized.
  • Strong written communication skills with ability to match Director’s tone.
  • Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks with changing deadlines.
  • Confidentiality, professionalism, and reliability are non-negotiable.
  • Proactive mindset—anticipates needs before being asked.
  • High level of follow-through and accountability.
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