Welcome to The Multifamily Housing Guide - Assistant Manager 101. In this guide you will learn some qualities and expectations of what being an Assistant Manager needs. This guide is meant to help people who want to grow in their Multifamily Housing career. In this guide you will learn how to collect rent, post rent, complete move-ins/outs, correct ledgers, different types of resident charges, renewals, evictions/court, unit walks for charges and resident relations. Knowledge of these areas will help you understand more about the Assistant Manager position. It may not be for everyone, many Leasing Professionals enjoy leasing, because of the interactions with people looking for an apartment, or just begin the "nice" one on the office and there is nothing wrong with that. Leasing always comes first in Multifamily Housing no matter what position you are in. I wish you all well in this Amazing Career choice you have made, and I am here to help you grow as much as I can!
Robert Starnes is the author of The Multifamily Housing Guide - Leasing 101 published 2016. It was the first in a series dedicated to the Multifamily Housing Industry professionals. He, himself, has dedicated over two decades to the industry and wanted to make sure anyone that is looking to advance in their career have all the tools they need to succeed as he has. Robert now also writes a History Fiction series, Saving History Series, which includes Time Keeper, School Bound, Search Begins, Loose Ends, and Final Hour. He was born in Texas and continues to write in Texas. To learn more about him and his books, visit www.starnesbooksllc.com, or follow @Starnes_Books on twitter, and find @starnesbooksllc on Instagram.
Patricia Carpenter has a Masters' Degree in Reading/Language Arts from Florida State University. She grew up in Panama City, Florida, raised her two sons, and began and completed her teaching career. After teaching for 30 years, in every level from Kindergarten to College, she decided to retire. She moved to the eastern coast of Florida to be near family. Since being retired, she has been volunteering in the elementary school where two of her 5 grandchildren attend. She recently began her own editing company, Carpenter Editing Services, LLC, where she got involved with the author, Robert Starnes. While editing the first book in his Saving History Series, Time Keeper, she got the idea to write a teacher edition for the novel as well.
