Assistant Property Manager

As an LPC Assistant Property Manager, you will be responsible for supporting the Property Manager or higher-level staff in managing all aspects of a single property or portfolio of commercial, industrial, or retail properties, including marketing, operations, and financial activities.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Respond to tenant needs, ensuring that administrative and building technical staff resolve problems promptly and in accordance with policies, procedures, and contractual obligations.
Review and recommend approvals for accurate vendor invoice payment in compliance with the management agreement, LPC policies, and authorization limits.
Assist the Property Manager in preparing and delivering timely, accurate, and complete monthly reports and budget packages according to client requirements.
Manage data collection and drafting of operating expense reconciliations (CAM/OpX) in coordination with the accounting team.
Perform and coordinate lease administration activities including lease set up, lease changes, and reporting across applicable systems.
Assist in coordinating and documenting tenant move-ins and move-outs, and participate in walk-throughs with Property Manager, tenants, and tenant improvement teams.
Assist with preparation of emergency response plans and participate in drills and training as required.
Support sourcing and procurement activities; assist in bidding activities as required.
Drives strong results from direct reports by providing appropriate work direction, strategic guidance, and performance management.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree (BA/BS) preferred with 1-2 years of related experience. In lieu of a degree, a combination of experience and education will be considered.
Intermediate to advanced skills with Microsoft Office Suite. Proficiency with AP and CMMS systems preferred.
Experience with commercial office, retail, and industrial properties preferred.
Requires knowledge of financial terms and principles; ability to calculate intermediate figures such as percentages and discounts, and conduct basic financial analysis.