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Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers

Management Occupations · Job Skills & Competencies · SOC 11-9141 · 15 skills

Occupation context

These O*NET tasks describe the occupation. They provide context for this SOC mapping, but do not mean every listed Skill performs every task.

  • Prepare detailed budgets and financial reports for properties.
  • Manage and oversee operations, maintenance, administration, and improvement of commercial, industrial, or residential properties.
  • Plan, schedule, and coordinate general maintenance, major repairs, and remodeling or construction projects for commercial or residential properties.

O*NET task statements are shown in their source language (English). Task data excerpted from the O*NET® 29.1 Database (USDOL/ETA) and used under CC BY 4.0.

Representative sources

A bounded sample of popular skills mapped to this occupation, with at most one Skill from each GitHub repository. The complete mapped list follows.

regional-manager-residential-multifamily
45
mariourquiamariourquia/cre-skills-plugin
Multi-property operations leader covering a portfolio region. Owns site performance, staffing, training, policy adherence, and escalation triage for a set of properties. Consolidates site scorecards, drives corrective actions on underperformers, and is the first gate on site-originated legal notices, evictions, concession exceptions, and above-threshold disbursements.
codexkit-project-governance-pilot
21
hoavdchoavdc/CodexKit
Stand up or reset project governance for new, complex, or troubled initiatives using PMBOK 8 value delivery, OKR alignment, and Scrum or SAFe cadence choices where relevant. Use when a project needs a charter, decision rights, stakeholder map, RAID logic, escalation path, or reporting rhythm. Do not use for simple task lists, isolated sprint notes, or code implementation planning.
property-management-manual
21
lionelsimailionelsimai/claude-skills-collection
Write property management manuals. TRIGGERS - Use when user needs help with property-management-manual related tasks.
property-real-estate-manager
14
wonsukchoiwonsukchoi/domain-experts
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Property/Real Estate/Community Association Manager — setting rent against vacancy/market data, evaluating a capital improvement vs. deferred maintenance tradeoff, handling a tenant dispute or eviction decision, managing an HOA/community association reserve fund, or deciding on a vendor/maintenance contract.

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manage-board-and-vendor-operations
7
mcorbett51090mcorbett51090/RavenClaude
Run board/annual meetings, official records, vendor coordination, and common-area maintenance by traversing the community-association decision tree (meeting notice per the bylaws → agenda & board packet → quorum/proxy → minutes (motions/votes/decisions) → official-records retention & owner-inspection; and for vendors: scope → competitive bids with insurance/license verification → board-approval threshold → work-order & preventive-maintenance schedule → inspection loop), then return the meeting package + minutes and the vendor/maintenance plan within budget and spending authority. Reach for this when the user asks 'prepare our annual meeting', 'take the minutes', 'get bids for a contract', 'schedule the common-area maintenance', or 'what records must we keep?'. Used by community-operations-specialist (primary) and association-management-lead.
run-covenant-and-collections-workflow
7
mcorbett51090mcorbett51090/RavenClaude
Process a covenant violation, an architectural-review request, or a delinquent-assessment account by traversing the community-association decision tree (find the governing-document authority → for a violation: notice → cure period → hearing → fine/remedy, applied evenly and documented; for ARC: application vs the design guidelines → decision → record; for collections: reminder → late fee → demand notice → lien-referral / escalation-to-counsel gate), then return the processed decision, the due-process trail, and the escalation point. Reach for this when the user asks 'process this covenant violation', 'review this architectural change request', 'work our delinquency list', 'can we fine / lien this owner?', or 'what's our collections sequence?'. Even-handed, documented process is the whole point; lien/foreclosure mechanics route to counsel. Used by community-operations-specialist (primary) and association-management-lead (policy).

12 skills are now shown.