Residential Property Operations Trainee (British Columbia)

Residential Property Operations Trainee (British Columbia)

02 Nov
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BROADSTREET PROPERTIES
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British Columbia

02 Nov

BROADSTREET PROPERTIES

British Columbia

Develop residential property operations expertise in Parksville, BC, supporting leasing, inspections, rent collections, and tenant satisfaction.
Broadstreet Properties Ltd. is seeking a Property Manager in Training for its multi-family residential communities. This training-focused position assists with daily in office operations while preparing you to become a Property Manager. You will help oversee leasing applications, rent collections, move coordination, property conditions, and customer service standards. Strong communication and operational follow-through are central to the work.
Key Responsibilities: Assist with daily on-site property operations
Help oversee rent collections and leasing applications
Coordinate move-in and move-out activities




Recommend repairs and replacements after property inspections
Ensure vacant units and areas are ready to lease
Requirements: At least three years’ experience in management
Resourceful, flexible, and adaptable approach
Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams experience
High professionalism and diplomacy
Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle
Turn management experience into residential property leadership through leasing, rent collections, inspections, and tenant-focused operations.

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📌 Residential Property Operations Trainee (British Columbia)
🏢 BROADSTREET PROPERTIES
📍 British Columbia

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