Property Administrators
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NOC 2021: 13101/ NOC 2016: 1224
Property Administrators may also be called:
- property manager
- property rentals manager
- apartment rental agent
- housing project manager
- leasing coordinator
- landlord/landlady
- supervisor, building management
- strata manager
- property leasing coordinator
- leasing & development officer
What Would I Do?
Property administrators manage rental and strata properties. You also act as the legal agents of property and strata property owners.
Your duties may include:
- rent and lease properties on behalf of property owners
- set up contracts for cleaning, maintenance, security and other services
- co-ordinate the repairs and renovations and monitor their progress and cost
- monitor operating expenses and income, and prepare financial reports and budgets
- ensure rents are at market value
- keep records on building functions, owners and tenants
- deal with tenant issues and manage damage deposits
- hire and supervise rental agents, building superintendents and other support staff
- stay up to date on property-related laws, and seek legal counsel on bylaws, contracts and building changes
- meet with clients and give building updates