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How much do live property management jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for live property management in the United States is $21.80, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.79 and $24.28 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is live property management?

Live property management refers to the real-time oversight and operation of residential or commercial properties, often utilizing technology and on-site staff. This service includes tasks like tenant communication, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and handling emergencies as they arise. Live property managers ensure that properties are well-maintained, tenants' needs are met promptly, and all compliance requirements are followed. Their involvement can help property owners maximize investment value and reduce the stress of day-to-day management.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a live property manager?

To excel as a Live Property Manager, you generally need a background in property management, knowledge of real estate laws, and experience in tenant relations, often supported by relevant certifications such as CAM or CPM. Familiarity with property management software (like Yardi or AppFolio), accounting tools, and maintenance tracking systems is typically required. Exceptional communication, conflict resolution, and organizational skills help you manage tenant issues and oversee property operations efficiently. These competencies are crucial for maintaining tenant satisfaction, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maximizing property value.

What are common challenges in live property management and how can new hires address them?

Live property management professionals often encounter challenges such as handling urgent tenant requests, coordinating timely maintenance, and balancing the needs of multiple stakeholders. New hires can effectively manage these situations by developing strong organizational skills, maintaining clear communication with both tenants and vendors, and staying proactive with regular property inspections. Building strong relationships with team members and leveraging property management software can also help streamline operations and minimize potential issues.

What is the difference between Live Property Management vs Property Manager?

AspectLive Property ManagementProperty Manager
CertificationsOften requires real estate licenses or property management certificationsTypically requires similar certifications, such as CAM or RMP
Work EnvironmentOn-site, managing day-to-day property operations, often in residential or commercial settingsOffice-based with on-site visits, overseeing multiple properties or complexes
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by property management companies, landlords, and real estate firmsEmployed by property management firms, real estate companies, or as independent managers

Live Property Management focuses on hands-on, on-site management of properties, often involving daily resident interactions. Property Managers oversee multiple properties, handling administrative tasks, leasing, and maintenance coordination. While both roles require similar certifications and work environments, Live Property Management emphasizes active, on-site presence, whereas Property Managers often work more administratively across multiple sites.

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Infographic showing various Live Property Management job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 84% Full Time, 13% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 83% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 15% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $45,338 per year, or $21.8 per hour.

PMA (Property Management Associate) - Residential

Littleton, CO • On-site

$50K - $60K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Vision, PTO

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Job description

What makes working at Platinum Properties Exciting?

At Platinum Properties, our people are not just a means-to-an-end, and we do not

merely offer “jobs.” Jobs at our company are really life changing career opportunities

for the right people, who we acknowledge are individuals with dreams, goals,

passions, and personalities that we seek to collectively support. A peer at Platinum

Properties will become a cherished colleague and friend, and a boss a role model

and mentor. We want all of our people to retire at Platinum Properties a more

educated, financially free, and thoroughly fulfilled version of themselves. At Platinum

Properties, you will learn to generate wealth through real estate, while

simultaneously serving our community by offering well located, highly-cared-for

residential housing and commercial, industrial, and retail spaces. No task is too big or

small at our company, or for any individual within it, and you will never hear anyone

say “that isn’t my job.” We believe that this business is highly rewarding, but requires

a can-do attitude, teamwork, servant leader mindset from ALL, and a high degree of

grit. If this sounds attractive to you, you have what it takes to succeed.


Position Overview:

As the Residential PMA, you are the eyes and ears of our residential portfolio, the

champion of customer service, and will represent Platinum Properties in interactions

with our residents. This role will need to keep a very tight routine and will need to

remain hyper-organized. This role requires a high degree of time management, clear

and professional communication, emotional composure, a bias to action and

problem solving orientation, care for our communities and how they look, and a keen

ability to translate overall business goals into everyday decisions and actions. The

PMA will seek out and run to opportunities to interact with our residents and provide

them the best experience possible while protecting our best interests as property

owners. The PMA will work very closely with the Portfolio Manager as their mentor,

escalation resource, and sounding board for ideas and decisions that need to be

made, but the PMA will also have ownership and autonomy over their own

responsibilities. There is an expectation that the PMA is passionate about resident

relations and our residential buildings, and will strive to impact these areas of our

business with genuine care and reliability.

There are a handful of attributes paramount to the success of the PMA. These areas

will be the focus of your development in this position.

● Design and adhere to a structured schedule while maintaining flexibility to

handle unforeseen situations, field phone calls, provide responses to resident

texts and emails, and provide on-site presence when and where necessary

(including backup for our leasing efforts). Time management is VERY

important for these reasons.

● Tremendous customer service tact - do not overpromise and position our

company poorly as property owners/investors, yet aggressively seek out

resident feedback and attempt to aid and resolve resident concerns and

issues. Happy residents who live with us for a long time is our goal.

● Willingness to learn, friendly and personable demeanor - no problem is too big

or small for you, and every situation you are involved in is an opportunity to

learn and make an impact on our communities and business.

Core Duties:

● Maintenance & Upkeep:

○ Coordinate vendor access and tenant scheduling for repairs/capital

projects at direction of Portfolio Manager/VP etc.

○ Conduct move in and move out inspections

○ Assist with property walks and report findings to Portfolio Manager

● Resident Experience & Communications:

○ Field routine resident questions, phone calls, and general emails - you

are 1st line of secretarial response. Seek direction from Portfolio

Manager in instances where a resident has concerns or grievances that

require escalation.

○ Perform quarterly resident experience outreach calls and surveys.

Report adverse findings to Portfolio Manager. Capitalize on positive

reviews in instances of satisfaction.

○ Assist Portfolio Manager in late payment resident outreach

● Leasing:

○ Serve as primary Leasing Agent backup. You are 2nd line of coverage.

○ Manage and perform marketing activities. This includes adjusting ads,

writing ad descriptions, posting new vacancies online, tracking and

coordinating Zillow contracts, and obtaining and editing new

marketing photos as directed.

● Administrative:

○ Assist in property onboarding and offboarding efforts at the direction of

team.

○ Manage and maintain keys and lockbox management at direction of

Portfolio Manager.

○ Assist in posting rent demands and other misc. Notices at direction of

team.

○ Assist in collection efforts, payment plan administration, and eviction

proceedings.

Why do I think this is exciting for you?

● You will gain experience working in a small investment company, and you will

learn a variety of new skills. You will also be exposed to various types of assets

and operational activities you are not yet familiar with.

● You will have agency to make an impact on our business performance,

reputation, and the experience of all the residents we serve over the course of

their stay with us (which is hopefully long and enjoyable).

● You will work with an incredible team of highly motivated people.

● You will be challenged and will not be bored or stuck; there is unique and

incredible upside for long-term, key players in our company.

Hiring Timeline: Immediately

Base Compensation: $50,000 - $60,000.00 base salary DOE, full-time, paid in

bimonthly installments. Bonus involvement and other ancillary benefits available

with tenure.

Vehicle Compensation & Requirement: You understand that you are responsible for

utilizing your personal vehicle for work purposes, and are also responsible for

maintaining a valid driver’s license and reliable means of transportation throughout

your employment. You will receive a mileage stipend as negotiated.

Other Requirements:

● Bilingual (Must)

● Prior professional work experience (2 years minimum)

● Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

● High School diploma/GEd required

● College education preferred

● Real estate experience/passion a plus

Schedule Expectations: You are expected to work an average of 40 full-time hours

per week with the understanding that this will fluctuate depending on demand for

the given week, month, or season overall. You understand that, generally, your office

hours are to be 8AM - 5PM M-F. Work from home is generally not permitted unless

approved prior by your Supervisor on a case-by-case basis. You will travel across the

Denver Metro region frequently and will be expected to have a presence at our

properties as often as daily.

Benefits:

● 50% of employee’s health insurance premium to be paid by company if you

enroll into the company health plan. Family/Dependant portions of premium

do not apply to Employer contribution.

● PTO, sick time, and paid Holidays (according to employee handbook)

● Future benefits to be discussed, negotiated, and administered on a

case-by-case basis depending on performance and tenure. Platinum

Properties will engage with long-term team members, on occasion, to offer a

path to retirement, investment opportunities, and other ancillary

arrangements reserved for key team members.