Senior Portfolio Property Manager
Harcourts Dunn
Other, Western Cape
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Job description
WE'RE HIRING | SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER
Harcourts Dunn Rentals – Kraaifontein
Are you an experienced Property Manager looking to join a dynamic and growing rental team? Harcourts Dunn Rentals is looking for a motivated, detail-oriented *Senior Portfolio Property Manager* to manage a residential rental portfolio from start to finish.
Position: Senior Portfolio Property Manager
Location: Kraaifontein
Office Hours: Monday – Friday | 08:00 – 17:00
Salary: R15 000 – R20 000 per month (depending on experience)
Requirements
- Previous experience in residential property management (essential)
- Experience working with:
- WeconnectU
- RedRabbit
- TPN
- Strong administrative and organisational skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
- High attention to detail and problem-solving abilities
- Valid driver's licence and own reliable transport (advantageous)
Key Responsibilities
Mandate & System Management
- Capture and manage property mandates and documentation
- Load and maintain accurate information on all property management systems
Tenant Screening & Placement
- Conduct credit, employment, and reference checks
- Assess affordability and compile tenant profiles
- Liaise with landlords for approval of prospective tenants
Lease Administration
- Prepare rental, deposit, and lease fee invoices
- Draft and manage lease agreements
- Ensure all documentation is compliant and accurately filed
Inspections & Deposits
- Coordinate ingoing and outgoing inspections
- Compare inspection reports and manage deposit deductions
- Process deposit refunds in accordance with legislation
Maintenance Coordination
- Manage maintenance requests from tenants
- Obtain landlord approvals where required
- Liaise with contractors and oversee repairs through to completion
Lease Renewals
- Manage lease renewals 2–3 months before expiry
- Communicate renewal terms with landlords and tenants
- Draft and process renewal agreements
Billing & Financial Management
- Prepare monthly billing schedules
- Allocate rental payments accurately
- Ensure landlord payments are processed on time
Arrears & Legal Processes
- Follow up on overdue rental accounts
- Issue demand letters
- Liaise with attorneys regarding debt collection and eviction matters
Communication & Client Relations
- Respond promptly to all landlord and tenant queries via email and WhatsApp
- Build and maintain strong professional relationships with clients
Interim Inspections
- Coordinate and conduct six-month interim inspections where applicable
Why Join Harcourts Dunn Rentals?
- Work with a respected and established real estate brand.
- Be part of a supportive, professional, and collaborative team.
- Opportunity to grow your career within a fast-paced property management environment.
Applications will only be considered from candidates with relevant property management experience.
Pay: R15 000,00 - R20 000,00 per month
Application Question(s):
- Do you have experience with WeconnectU? If so, state your experience.
- Do you have previous experience as a property manager?
Work Location: In person
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