Assistant Property Manager

Assistant Property Manager | Colts Crossing | KY

Colts Crossing is a 144-unit apartment community in KY, and we're looking for an Assistant Property Manager with a passion for people and a talent for keeping a community running smoothly. You'll support the Property Manager with leasing, collections, resident services, and day-to-day operations.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Base pay: $21.00-$23.00 hourly
• $300 quarterly Morgan Essentials
• $100 leasing commissions
• 50% rent discount
• 401(k) and Full benefits:
  Dental, Vision, Medical
• Paid time off and holidays

What We Need From You:

• Handle apartment rentals, move-ins, resident insurance, and lease renewals
• Assist with rent collection, payment processing, and delinquency follow-up
• Resolve resident concerns promptly and promote positive resident relations
• Support property operations in the Property Manager's absence
• Help prepare monthly reports, maintain resident records, and process security deposit refunds
• Walk the property and inspect apartments to maintain curb appeal
• Associate's degree or 2-3 years of related experience or training, with sales and/or customer service training
• Working knowledge of spreadsheet and word processing software

Why Morgan?

• A hands-on role where you see your impact on the community every day
• A supportive team that shares the load and celebrates wins together
• Room to grow, with a path toward Property Manager and beyond
• A company that invests in training and development
• Rewards that go well beyond the hourly rate

At Morgan Properties, our PRIDE values show up in the daily work. You'll bring passion to every prospect tour and every resident conversation, and respect to residents, vendors, and teammates, even when emotions run high. You'll act with integrity in everything from handling payments to keeping resident information confidential. We'll support your development with training and coaching, and we'll encourage the entrepreneurial spirit that helps you spot ways to improve the property and the resident experience.

If that sounds like you,