Property Manager - 1225470
Basic salary: Up to £25,000 per annum
Location: Huddersfield
The Company and Role Purpose:
Are you a meticulous individual with experience in deposit administration and negotiation within the estate agency sector? If so, Harte Recruitment invites you to apply for this office-based Property Manager role in Huddersfield.
This
Property Manager role is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast-paced, multitasking environment and is confident in handling deposit dispute evidence, administrative duties, property inquiries, and the coordination of property inspections and inventories. Strong conflict resolution and IT skills are
essential.
The Package:
- Up to £25,000 basic salary per annum
- 20 days annual leave per annum + bank holidays
- Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:30 + 1 in 4 Saturdays 09:00 – 13:00
- Training and development opportunities
The Property Manager Role:
- Negotiate deposit returns and ensure compliance with estate agency regulations
- Maintain a keen eye for detail, meticulously collecting evidence for dispute resolution
- Engage with landlords and tenants via email and phone, working to resolve disagreements related to deposit returns through the Deposit Protection Scheme (DPS)
- Input invoices into the system, manage day-to-day inquiries, and assist with the viewing and inspection processes
- Schedule property viewings and inventories, email tenants for appointments, and manage diary bookings
- Upload inspection reports and communicate findings to landlords
The Person:
- Has prior experience in deposit negotiations or compliance within the estate agency sector (highly desirable)
- Is skilled at gathering and documenting evidence for dispute resolution
- Is articulate and capable of clear, succinct written and verbal communication
- Is proficient in using various software systems and IT tools
- Driving licence not essential
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