Assistant Community Manager

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Company: American Residential Communities Inc. Base Pay: N/A Other Pay: Employee Type: Full-Time Industry: Real Estate - Property Mgt Manages Others: Not Specified Job Type: Admin - Clerical Required Education: Not Specified Required Experience: Not Specified Required Travel: Not Specified Relocation Covered: Not Specified Reference ID: 163 Location: US-NC-Greensboro Contact: Not Available Phone: Not Available Email: Not Available Fax: Not Available Company Overview 

In order to be the best national property management company, we hire the best people. Our employees make American Residential what it is today, a place our residents are proud to call home. We recognize that strength comes from diversity. We are firmly committed to equal employment opportunities and affirmative action for all employees.

We are always looking for new associates who believe in our core values and follow our number one rule: Use your best judgment.

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American Residential Communities (ARC) is one of the largest operators of manufactured housing communities in the country. We currently manage more than 250 communities, comprising over 57,000 home sites in 22 states. Our team of more than 900 professionals is committed to creating and maintaining communities our residents are proud to call home.

American Residential Communities (ARC) is a national property management company. We currently manage more than 200 communities in 22 states. Our team of more than 800 professionals is committed to creating and maintaining communities our residents are proud to call home. You?ll feel the same sense of pride when you join us as an .

As a highly organized multi-tasker, we'll rely on you to provide comprehensive support in all aspects of community operations, including sales, leasing, inventory analysis, budgeting and reporting, property management, customer service, maintenance and administrative activities.
 

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?Related experience in an environment involving extensive resident and community relations preferred


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